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LEGAL NOTICE Akron Beacon Journal 9 Monday, July 3, 1972 purchased from an interstate suppliers at the rate in effect at the end of such twelve month period, and divide said total dollars by the total 1.000 cubic feet of (a sold during such period to all consumers to show an average interstate purchase cost per 1,000 cubic feet of fas sold therein called "average interstate and Fischer Absence Threatens Chess NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ESTATE OF Clarence E. Immler DECEASED Notice is hereby given that Rov E. Browne, 19 10 First NatL Tower. Akron. Ohio 44308 has been duly appointed and Qualified as Executor of the istate of Clarence E.

Immler deceased, late of Summit County. Ohio. Creditors claims are to be filed with Executor within four months from date of Appointment. Dated 15th day of June. 1972.

Case Number 234-118521-103 NATHAN KOPLIN Judge of Summit Countv. Ohio or of its suppliers In respect of amy amounts the Company was legally obligated to pay tor any volumes of gas purchased by it which were produced within the Stat of Ohio during the period commencing with December 31. 1971 and ending with the date this rate schedule is terminated or superseded, such refund including any interest paid in respect thereof, whether received during or after such period, shall be apportioned, and such apportioned amount, passed on in exactly th same manner as any refunds applic-ble to purchases of interstate gas as set forth in th Inter-tate On Adiustment and Re Uiami) ship ion ll In the matter of the application of The East Ohio Gas Company for authority to modify and increase rates for natural gas to consumers in aU territories served except in Ashtabula and Lake Counties. NOTICE PURSUANT TO OHIO REVISED CODE SECTION 4909.19 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: In accordance with Ohio Revised Code Section 4909.17 and related sections. The East Ohio Gaa Companv filed its application with The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio on Hay 3, 197 for authority to file schedules providing for a modification and increase of rate for natural gas to all consumers in aU territories served except in Ashtabula and Lake Counties, such application becoming Case No.

T2-378-Y on the Commission's docket. A. The modified and Increased rates for gas supplied for general service purposes, designated as schedule P.U.C.O. No. 400, which such application requests that the Commission authorize the Company to file, effective generally commencing November 1, 1972, are as foUows: "For the first 1,000 cubie feet, or less, or none, each month, For the next 4.000 cubic feet, each month, 95 cents for each 1,000 cubic feet; For aU over 5.000 cubic feet, each month, 81.05 for each cubic feet." In addition such application requests the Commission authorise the Company to file effective generally commencing November 1, 1972, two optional schedules of rates, designated as P.U.C.O.

No. 40 0 A and P.U.C.O. No. 400B. as follows: Said proposed optional schedule, P.U.C.O.

No. 400A. is applicable to large volume general service and provides for a rate to each consumer at each location served as follows: For the first 100.000 cubic feet, each month, $1.00 for each 1,000 cubic feet; For the next 800,000 cubic feet, each month, 98 cents for each 1,000 cubic feet: For all over 1,000,000 cubie feet, each month, 90 cents for each 1.000 cubic feet. The minimum monthly billing amount for each billing month 1, REYKJAVIK, Iceland (H The world chess championship was threatened with collapse today 24 hours before Bobby Fischer's deadline to show up or forfeit his match with Boris Spassky of Russia. -Fischer, the American chess champion, was reported.

sticking to his demand for more money. He told the New York Daily News he wouldn't yield. -s- THE SIX-MAN board of the Sponsoring; Icelandic Chess Federation was reported unanimously opposed to paying Fischer the extra money. One board member called Fischer's tactics "a blatant attempt at extortion." She board met until the early hours today with Fischer's lawyer, Andrew Davis. A Here's Row Ohio Congressmen spokesman said there was no progress.

As the deadline approached, the board was in session again to decide whether to pursue negotiations with Davis, a man they say has no written credentials from Fischer. SOME chess experts who have gathered here from distant parts of the world for what promised to be the match of the century expressed a belief that Fisher, in the end, would sabotage the championship. One Swedish expert left for home in disgust Icelanders have made no great rush to return the tickets they purchased for the match. said a hearing will be scheduled for pre-trial motions. Lowers, an Akron lawyer, was indicted April 26 on 26 counts of alleged securities violations.

The indictments are based on promissory notes Lowers gave: to investors in return for loans. Schmidt and nine others, including Akron Councilman Edward Abdulla (D-at-large), are charged with aiding in the a 1 of the promissory notes. Lowers went into Federal Bankruptcy Court a 28 seeking relief from his investors. He reported owing more than $11 million to some 1,400 who loaned him money on a promise of getting from 8 to 30 pet. interest in 30 to 90 days.

TON DUMP TRUCK ftaaied Rids aririrec-fted to tha Safety-Service Director will be opened and read th office of the above mentioned Director, at o'clock boob aa July 25, 1873. for one 3 ton Dump truck. Soeeificatiena mlv be ob tained at the office of the Safe ty-Service Director. Each Bid muat contain the full name of all parties interested therein and must be accompanied by a certified check in the amount of 1100.00. on a solvent bank, as a guarantee that if the Bid is accepted, a contract will be entered tnto.

Bid Bonds will not be accepted. The Citv of Tallmadae. Ohio. through its duly authorized and constituted otnciais, reserves the richt to reject any and aU bids and to waive informality in any bid. Ord.

6T-1S7Z REED B. DOVE Safety-Service Director CITY Or TALLMADGE July 3, 10 T.F.fi JtL NOTICE Sealed bids will be received by the City of Tallmadge at the Office of the Safety-Service Director, 48 North Avenue, Tallmadge, Ohio, until 12 O'clock noon EDST, July 28, 1872, for the furnishing of the following: 700 TONS, MORE OK LESS, ROCK SALT OR EVAPORATED REFUSE SALE Specifications for the above are available in the office of the Safety-Service Director. Etch Bid must contain the full name of every person or eom-psny interested in the same and must be accompanied by a Certified Check on some solvent bank in the amount of 1100 no as a guarantee that if the Bid is accepted a contract will be entered into and its performance properly secured. Should any bid be rejected, such check will be returned to the bidder and should anv bid be sccepted, such check will be returned upon the proper execution and securing of the contract. City of Tallmadge reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive technicalities in the form and manner of presentation.

SALT ORDINANCE 45-1972. REED B. DOVE Safety-Service Director CITY Or TALLMADGE July 3, 10 LEGAL NOTICE Seated Bids will be received bv the City of Tallmadge at the office of the Safety-Service Director. 46 North Tallmadge, Ohio, until 12 o'clock noon July 25, 1972 for furnish ing the following: BOOT TONS. MORE OR LESS, OF LIMESTONE STATE OF OHIO SPECIFICATIONS Specifications for the above are available in the office of the Safety-Service Director.

Each Bid must contain the fuU name of every person or com pany interested in the same and must be accompanied by a Certified Check in the amount of $100.00, payable to City of Tallmadge as a guarantee that if bid is accepted, a oontract wlu be entered into ana us performance properly secured. Should any Bid be rejected, such check will be returned to the bidder and should any Bid be sccepted, sue check wu be returned upon proper execution and securing of the contract. No bidder may withdraw his bid for a period of thirty nays following Bid opening date, within which period the City of Tallmadge reserves the right to reject any and all Bids, to waive anv informalities or irregularities in the Bids received and-or to aqeept any Bid which it deems must favorable to the City of Tallmadge at time and under tne terms Safety-Service Director CITY OF TALLMADGE July 3 10 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS 5TAT.E Uf uniu DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS Columbus, Ohio, June IB, 1972 contract saies Legal Copy No. 72-579 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Sealed rjroposals will be re ceived at the office of the State Highway Director of Ohio, Columbus, Ohio, until 10:00 A. Eastern Daylight Saving Time, Tuesday, July 11, 1972, for.

im provements in: Parts 1 and 2 are offered as one contract and will be considered on the basis of the total amount bid. Parti Summit County, Ohio, on Sec tion SUM 59 (5.38), State Route 59. In the Village Sil ver Lake, by resurfacing with asphalt concrete. Pavement Width 40 feet. Project and Work Length 5,544 feet or 1.05 miles, part Summit County, Ohio, on Sec tion SUM 91 (6.65-8.101, State Route 91, in the City of Tallmadge and the Village of Munroe Falls, by widening in part and by resurfacing with asphalt concrete.

Pavement Width 24 feet. Project and Work Length 10,298 feet or 1.95 miles. "The date set for completion of this work shall be set forth in the bidding proposal." Each bidder shall be re quired to file with his bid a certified check for an amount equal to five per cent of his bid, out in no event more than ten thousand dollars, or a bond for ten per cent of his bid, pay. able to the Director. Bidders must apply, on the proper forms, for qualification at least ten days prior to the date set for opening bids in accordance with Chapter 5 5 2 5 Ohio Revised Code.

Plans and specifications are on file in the Department of Highways and the Office of the Division Deputy Director. The Director reserves the right to reject any and all bids. J. PHILLIP RICHLEY DIRECTOR June 26, July 3 STAT: OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS NOTICE OF OPPORTUNITY FOR DESIGN HEARING" CONTRACT SALES LEGAL COPY NO. 72-603 COLUMBUS.

OHIO JUNE 22. 1972 Pursuant to Section 126. Title 23 of the United State Code, the Director of Highways of Ohio is offering the opportunity hearing statements on the nro- posed design of State Route No. 619, Section 0.63, Summit County. A public hearing to describe the corridor location held November 14, 196B.

The corridor location was officially established by Journal Entry of January 15, 1969, Volume 54, Page 28. Begtnning at a point in the centerline of State Route No. 819, in the City of Barberton, said point being at the intersec tion or wooster rcoaa ana May Street; thence. Southwesterly along the centerline of Wooster Road (State Route No. 6191 to a point in the centerline of State street, said point being o.l mile, more or less, as measured along the centerline of Wooster Road (State Route No.

619) Southwesterly of its in-ersection with May Street; thence. Southeasterly along the centerline of State street to a point, said point being 0.3 mile, more or less, as measured along the centerline of State Street Southeasterly of its in tersection with Wooster Road and there terminate. Said project will 'include the State street viaduct which will eliminate the grade crossing with the Erie-Lackawanna. Pennsyl vania, Baltimore, and Ohio and Akron-Barberton Belt Rail roads, Said described improvement havine a total length of 0.4 mtle, more or less. THE RELOCATION OF STATE ROUTE NO.

619 And being more fully de scribed as follows: Beginning at a point in the centerline of rerouted State Route NO. 619. said point being 0.2 mile, more or less, as measured along the centerline of State Road Northerly of its in- tersection with existing state Route No. 619; thence, South easterly on a curve to the left for a distance of 0.3 mile, more or less, to a point in the center-line of existing State Route No. 619 and there terminate.

Said point being 0.3 mile, more or less, as measured along the centerline of existing State Route No. 819 Easterly of its intersection with state street, said point also being the intersection of State Route No. 619 and Boston Road, Township ftoaa no. m. saia desmoid portion having a total length of 0.3 mile, more or less.

Pertinent data concerning the proposed design and environ mental factors is avanaoie for viewing at the Highway De partment's Division No. Four Office, 705 Oakwood Street in Ravenna, Ohio. Any person or organiiation desiring a Hearing in mis pro ject must submit a written request to The Ohio Department 0 Highways, Division No, Four Deputy Director, 70s oakwood Street, Ravenna, Ohio. The fi nal date for submission of requests will be July 24, 1972. J.

PHILLIP RICHLEY DIRECTOR OF HIGHWAYS July 3, 10 under shall constitute a part inereor: "Eaeh consumer served hereunder must enter into a contract with the Company for service under this rate ttrhed-ule which, so long as sura consumer is receiving servioe under this rate schedule or by virtue ot said contract, shall preclude service under arty other rate schedule of the Company except pursuant to said contract. Each consumer can terminate purchases hereunder, upon 30 days written notice to East Ohio, which notir shall specify the termination date. "When consumer con tracts for purchases under this rote schedule, said consumer win not be eligible to receive or contract for service voder the Company's Optional Load-Factor Schedule for Large Vetame General Service Purposes, P.U.C.O. No. 400C until ea or after the next succeeding annual anniversary date of the contract entered into for service under this rate schedule.

"If serviee under- this rate schedule is interrupted or terminated at the consumer's re quest or as a result of the con-. sumer tenure to make pay. merit, the Company shall not be under any obligation to resume service under this rase schedule during the 13 consecutive month period subsequent to such interruption or termination. The Company shall not, be required to render service under any other rate schedules to the same consumer on, the same premises unless and until the Company shall have received payment of all amounts due under this rate schedule to the date of interruption or termination plus $15.00." K. As to said modified and increased rates set forth in paragraphs A and a.bove, in respect of proposed schedule P.U.C.O.

No. 40OB. the follow, ing provisions with respect to the availability of 1 thereunder shall constitute a part thereof: "Each consumer served hereunder must enter into a eon-tract with the Company for service under this rate schedule which, so long as such consumer is receiving service under this rate schedule, shall preclude service under any other rate schedule of the Company. Each consumer can terminate purchases hereunder upon 30 days written notice to East Ohio, which notice shall specify the termination date. "When a consumer contracts for purchases under this rate schedule, said consumer- will not be eligible for serviee under the Company's Optional Schedule for Large Volume General Service Purposes, P.U.C.O.

No. 400A, until on or after the next succeeding annual anniversary date of the contract entered Into eat serv-Ice under this rate schedule. "If service under this rate schedule is interrupted or ter. minated at the consumer's request or as a result of the consumer's failure to make pay. ment, the Company shall not be under any obligation to resume service under this rate schedule during the 12 consecutive month period subsequent to such Interruption or termination.

The Company shall not be required to render service under any other rate schedules to the same consumer on the same premise unless and until the Company shall have received payment of all amounts due under this rate schedule to the date of interruption or termination plus $15.00." L. 1. The present rates for natural gas supplied within the application area, designated in various schedules in Exhibit No. 1 to said application which are presently In effect are as follows For the first 1,000 cubie feet, each month, For the first 1,000 cubie feet, each month. For the next 4.000 cubic feet, eaeh month.

79.7 cents for each 1,000 cubic feet: For the next 295,000 cubic feet, each month, 90.1 cents for each 1,000 cubic feet; For the next 200,000 cubic feet, each month, 71,3 cents for each 1,000 cubic feet; For the next 4,500,000 cubic feet, each month, 70.3 cents for each 1,000 cubic feet; For the next 5,000,000 cubic feet, each month, 63.3 cents for each 1,000 cubic feet; For the next 5,000,000 cubie feet, each month, 60.3 cents for each 1,000 cubic feet; For all over 15,000,000 cubic feet, each month, 57.3 cents for each 1,000 cubie feet. 2. In the- territories within the application area the rates for gas supplied for summer air conditioning purposes provide that the applicable rates as stated in subparagraph I above shall be adjusted during the four month period extending from the consumer beginning meter readine from the first bill rendered to such consumer on and after June 16 of each year to the consumer ending meter reading for the third monthly bill subsequent to such first bill, inclusive, for residential consumers, and during the six month period extending from the consumer's beginning meter reading for the first bill rendered to such consumer on and after May 16 of each year to the consumer's ending meter reading for the fifth monthly bill subsequent to such first bill, inclusive, for commercial and industrial consumers, as follows: (i) The first 5,000 cubic feet used, or any part thereof, shall be billed at the rates set forth in subparagraph 1 above, (li) The next quantity of gas used in excess of 5,000 cubic feet, in a volume de. termined by multiplying tha number of tons of installed air conditioning capacity on such premises (as determined by American Refrigeration Institute ratings) by 5,000 cubic feet in the case of absorption units and, in the case where such installed air conditioning capacity is powered by a gas engine, 2,750 cubic feet for the first 100 tons of installed air conditioning tonnage per engine and 2.000 cubic feet for all installed air conditioning tonnage in ex. cess of 100 tons per engine, shall be billed at 57.3 cents per 1,000 cubic feet.

(Hi) All additional gas used shall be billed at the rates set forth in subparagraph 1 above for volumes in excess of the total under paragraphs (1) and (11) above. 3. The base rates referred to the subparagraph 1 above and for natural gas supplied for general purposes and said base rates as adjusted for natural gas supplied for air conditioning purposes as provided in subparagraph 2 above, are subject to an ''Interstate Gas Adjustment and Refund Clause" similar to that set forth in paragraph C. above. Pursuant to said clause said base rates and said base rates as to adjustment are presently Increased by 5.4 cents per 1,000 cubic feet.

Since the establishment of the aforesaid present rates there have occurred substantial additions to East Ohio's properties, and by November 1, 1972 and thereafter there will have occurred, substantial additions to East Ohio's properties and substantial increases in labor material and capital costs and other Important items of expense, which have and will ma. terially increase the cost of gas as served by the Company to its consumers within the apnli-cation area, with the result that the present rates are insufficient to yield reasonable compensation for the service rendered snd are unjust and unreasonable. Such application further states that said present rates permit the Company a return of 4.27 per cent on the December 31, 1970 reproduction cost new less depreciation value of its properties used and useful in rendering service to its consumers within the application area; and that the pro- fiosed rates will produce a re-urn of 6.98 per cent on the De. cember 31, 1970 reproduction cost new less depreciation value of such properties. Such application prays that the Commission, in accordance with said Section 4909.17 and related sections, at once cause to be made an investigation of the facts set forth therein and in the exhibits filed therewith; upon final hearing issue its order authorizing the filing with the Commission and the putting into effect bv the Company of said proposed rates, or of schedules yielding a revenue not less than would be yielded by said proposed rates; and make sucn further orders and grant such further relief as may.

be necessary, just and proper. PUBLISHED pursuant to Ohio Revised Code Section 4909.19. THE EAST OHIO GAS COMPANY By F. H. WRIGHT Senior Vice President July 3 10 17 BEAD THE AKRON BEACON JOURNAL WANT AD DAILY i C7 CONGRESSIONAL QUARTERLY WASHINGTON Following are the votes of Ohio congressmen on major roll calls during the week ending, June 30.

SENATE HR 15447. Labor-HEW appropriations, fiscal 1973, amendment prohibiting the use of funds in the bill for inspecting firms of 15 or fewer employes for compliance with the Occupational Health and Safety Act of 1970. Adopted 45-41 28-14; 17-27 June 27. (Prior to this action, the Senate rejected 41-44 an amendment prohibiting inspection of firms employing 25 or fewer employees. The bill subsequently was passed by a roll call vote of 72-11.) YEAS: Taft (R).

NOT VOTING: Saxbe (R). 3390. Foreign military aid authorizations. Amendment deleting language in the bill prohibiting use of funds to pay rent for Persian Gulf naval facilities in Bahrain unless the 1971 executive agreement permitting U. S.

use of the facilities was submitted to the Senate as a treaty for advice and consent. Adopted 59-30 36-5; 23-25, June 28. i YEAS: Taft (R). NOT VOTING: Saxbe (R). HR 12350.

Office of Economic Opportunity amendments. Motion to recommit the bill to the Judiciary Committee with instructions to delete the provision establishing the National Legal Services Corporation. Rejected 34-56 25-16 9-40, June 29. (The bill was subsequently passed by a roll call vote of 74-16.) NAYS: Taft (R). NOT VOTING Saxbe (R).

HOUSE HR 15495. Defense procurement authorization, fiscal 1973. Amendment to cut off all funds in the bill as of Sept. 1, 1972, for U. S.

military activity in and over Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos and the territorial waters of those nations, subject only to the release of prisoners of war, and an accounting of those prisoners missing in action. Rejected by recorded teller vote 152-244 14-150 138-94, June 27. YEAS: Carney (D), Seiberiing (D), Stanton (D), Stokes (D), Vanik (D), Whalen (R). NAYS: Ashbrook (R), Ashley (D), Betts (R), Bow (R), Brown (R), Clancy (R), Devine (R), Harsha (R), Hays (D), Keating (R), Latta (R), McCulloch (R), Miller (R), Minshall 1 (R), Powell (R), Stanton (R), Wylie (R). NOT VOTING: Mosher (R).

HR 15690.. Agriculture appropriations. Amendment limiting total for subsidy payments to any one person to $20,000 for all 1973 crop-year price support programs except sugar and wool, Rejected 189-192: 95-62 94-130, June 29. YEAS: Ashbrook (R)j Ashley (D), Clancy (R), Devine (R), Harsha (R), Keating (R), Latta (R), McCoulloch (R). Miller (R), Minshall (R), Powell (R), Seiberling (D), Stanton (R), Vanik (D), Whalen (R), Wylie (R).

NAYS: Bow (R), Brown (R), Carney (D), Hays (D), Stanton (D), Stokes (D). NOT VOTING: Betts (R), Mosher (R). Not Guilty In Lowers Case, Schmidt Says 2. Determine tha total dollars that would have been paid or have been payable by the Company during said twelve month period for gas purchased from all interstate suppliers, at the rates to be effective upon such change in rates, and divide such total dollars by the total 1.000 cubic feet of fas sold during such period to all consumers to show an adjusted average interstate purchase cost per 1.000 cubic feet of gas sold therein called "adjusted average interstate For each full one-tenth cent per 1.000 cubic feet by which sucn adjusted average interstate cost decreases or in creases below or above the average interstate cost, the schedule rates as to each individual applicable consumer at each location shall be decreased or increased by one- tenth cent per 1.000 cubic feet effective as of the date each applicable consumer's next subsequent bill is rendered on and after the tenth billing date following the filing referred to in the next subsequent paragraph (herein called th "effective "The company snau with The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio ten days prior to the effective date, but in no event more than 60 days after the date of any such change in interstate rates, the data as to such change in the interstate rates the company is legauy oblieated to cav and a compu tation of the average interstate cost and adjusted average interstate cost resulting in such decrease or increase, together with a notice that the decreased or increased rates sre to be placed In effect as to each applicable consumer at each location as of the date such applicable consumer next ubenuent bill is ren dered on and after th effective date. "In the event the Company shall receive a refund from one or more of Its suppliers in respect of any amounts the Company was legally obligated to pav for any volumes of gas purchased by it pursuant to interstate rates during the period commencing with the date this rate schedule becomes effective and ending on the date this rate schedule is terminated or superseded, such refund, including any interest paid in resDect thereof, whether re ceived during or after such period, shall be passed on as follows 1.

The total dollar amount of any such refund received shall be multiplied by a per centage which is obtained by dividing the Company's sales to the applicable consumers during the twelve month period ended with the first of the month in which the re fund is received bv the Com pany's total sales to all its consumers during such twelve month period; 2. The amount of the refund so apportioned to the applicable consumers shall be divided by the total 1,000 cubic feet of sales to the applicabel consumers during such twelve month period; 3. The amount per 1,000 cubic feet, to the nearest one-tenth cent, so determined shall be applied on the next succeeding bill or bills of the Company rendered on and after the tenth billing date following the filing referred to in the next subsequent paragraph (herein called the "effective refund for sales to the then existing applicable consumers as a credit against the billing for each 1,000 cubic feet sold un til tne total credits so made to such consumers shall have equalled the total amount of such refund so apportioned to such consumers, provided, however, that if any such refund so apportioned would result in a credit on bills of less than one-tenth cent per 1,000 cubic feet the amount of the refund so aooortioned need not be passed on until such apportioned amount of the refund and any apportioned amounts of subsequent refunds under the terms of the rate schedule enables a credit of at least one-tenth cent per 1,000 cubic feet. "The Company shall file with The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio not later than ten days prior to the effective refund date but in no event more than 60 Hays after the date of receipt of any such refund a schedule showing the amount of such refund and any interest paid in respect thereof and the computation of the apportionment of such refund together with all necessary data therefore "The terms "sold" and "sales" shall mean gas sales billed. The terms "month" or "monthly" when used for determining gas sold or sales shall mean the billing cycles of the Company for the calendar month involved.

(For billing purposes the Company divides its consumers into a number of billing cycles of approximately equal number of consumers representing approximately the number of working days per month. Sales are tabulated on the basis of these monthly billing The Interstate eas adjust, ment and refund clause in the present schedules provides for adjustments and refunds on the basis of one-half cent per 1,000 cubic feet. D. As to said modified and increased rates set forth in paragraphs A and above, there shall constitute as a part thereof and part of said schedules, by Incorporation bv reference to Supplemental Sheet No. 2.

an Interstate gas adjustment and refund clause, not contained in present schedules which provide that said rates are based upon the rates the Company is legally obligated to pay on December 31, 1971, pursuant to contracts for the pur-chase of gas produced within the State of Ohio, and for adjustment and refund as follows: INTRASTATE GAS ADJUSTMENT AND REFUND CLAUSE The following provisions are a part of The East Ohio Gas Company's rate schedules, 00 400A, 400B. 4O0C, 400D and 400E, and are incorporated by reference in each thereof. "In order to reflect changes the rates the Companv is ob- P1 ifter December 31, 1971 pursuant to contracts for the purchase of gas produced within the State of Ohio the following shall be deter-mined as of each December 31, March 31, June 30, and Sepl tember 30 after the effective date of the schedule (each herein called a "determination date "1. Determine the total that were paid or are payable by the Company during the twelve month period ended with December 31, 1971 for gas produced within the State of Ohio and divide said amount by the total Mcf of gas so received during said twelve month period to determine the 'base intrastate cost per 1.000 cubic feet of gas." The base intrastate cost per 1,000 cubic feet of gas is 35.07 cents. 2.

Multiply the number of 1.000 cubic feet of purchased gas produced within the State of Ohio for the twelve month period ended on the determination date by the base intrastate cost per 1,000 cubic feet of gas to determine the "base cost of intrastate gas." "3. Determine the difference between the base cost of intrastate gas and the amount actually paid or payable for such gas for the twelve months determination date (such difference being herein called the "intrastate gas "4. Divide the intrastate gas adiustment by the total 1,000 cubic feet of gas sold during the twelve month period ended on the determination date to determine the "Intrastate adjustment per 1.000 cubic feet." M1 we-tenth cent per 1,000 cubic feet by which as adjustment per 1,000 cubic feet increases or decreases, above or below "'MS Intrastate gas cost per 1,000 cubic feet of gas fhe schedule rates to each individual applicable consumer at each location shall be decreased or in ased by one-tenth cent per 1 000 cubic feet effective as of the date each applicable con-sumer next subsequent bill is rendered on and after the first day of the second month fol. low 1 each determination date. Company shall file with The Public Utilities Commis-sion of Ohio not less than ten days prior to the end of the second month following each determination date the computations required as aforesaid together with a notice that the decreased or increased rates, if any, are to be placed in effect as to each applicable consumer's next subsequent bill is rendered on and after the first day of the next subsequent month.

"In the event tha Cnmnanw shall receive a refund from one June 19. 28; July NOTICE Or APPOINTMENT ESTATE OF Petro Anastos, also known as Peter Anastos DECEASED Notice is hereby given that Kaliroy Anastos, 859 Stadelman Akron, Ohio has been duly appointed and qualified as Executrix of the Estate of petro Anastos, aka Peter Anastos deceased, late of Summit County, Ohio. Creditors claims are to be filed with Executrix within four months from date of Appointment. Dated 22nd day of June, 1972. Case Number 234-116562-124 NATHAN KOPLIN Judge of Summit County, Ohio June 28 July 3 10 NOTICF, OF APPOINTMENT ESTATE OF Florence R.

Wolcott DECEASED Notice is hereby given that Akron National Bank and Trust Company, Akron Center Cascade I. Akron, Ohio has been duly appointed and qualified as Executor of the Estate of Florence R. Wolcott deceased, late of Summit County, Ohio. Creditors claims are to be filed with Executor within four months from date of Appointment. Dated 22nd day of June, 1972.

Case Number 234-116578-132 NATHAN KOPLIN Judge of Summit County, Ohio June 26 July 3 10 I IT14T AnVFBTISF.MF.NT NOTICE is hereby given that a public hearing will be held JULY 7, 1972 at 10:30 A. E.D.T., in the office the Board of Summit County Commissioners, County Safety Building. 53 E. Center Street, Akron, Ohio, for the COUNTY BUDGET for the 1. ing fiscal year, ending December 31, 1973 Board of Summit County Commissioners RICHARD AE.

SLUSSER, President MARK T. RAVENSCRAFT THURMAN E. COLE By Direction: JOHN P. OENHOLM Clerk of the Board July 3, 1972. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS Columbus, Ohio, July 16, 1972 Oontract Sales Legal Copy No.

72-578 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the State Highway Director of Ohio, Columbus, Ohio, until 10:00 A.M., Eastern Daylight Saving Time, Tuesday, July 16, 1972, for improvements in: Summit County, Ohio, on State Route 59, Section 0.27 (Dem. 14), in the City of Akrvm, for removal of buildings. "The date set for completion of this work shall be as set forth in the bidding proposal." Each bidder shall be required to file with his bid a certified check for an amount equal to five per cent of his bid, but in no event more than ten thousand dollars, or a bund for ten per cent of his bid, payable to the Director. Bidders must apply, on the proper forms, for qualification at least ten days prior to the date set for opening bid in accordance with Chapter 5 2 5 Ohio Revised Code. Plans and specifications are on file in the Department of Highways and the Office of the Division Deputy Director.

The Director reserves the right to reject anv and all bids. J. PHILLIP RICHLEY Director June 26, July 3 LEGAL NOTICE Sealed proposals will received by the Clerk of the City of Twmsburg, Summit Countv, Ohio at the Office of the said Clerk in the City Hall until 12 o'clock noon, Eastern Daylight Savings Time on Julv 10, 1972 for furnishing the necessary bor, material and equipment for the Shaping of Storm Ditches on Edgewood Drive according to the drawings and speclfi-cations comprising of Contract 72-C. Copies of both plans and specifications can be seen at the office of the Citv Clerk, and may be obtained by prospective bidders at the of. fice of M.

Picone, City Engineer, 33445 Bambridge Road, Solon, Ohio, upon depositing a tnecK xor rive uoaars iso.uU! marip navflhU in Wt A Oinnn. City Engineer, of 'which Five I J- tuuaia ibj.wji ib reiunaaoie lor reiurn or pians ana specifi- auons gooa condition. full name of every person or company mieresrea in tne same, and be accompanied by in an amount equivalent to five perccm in pci. i oi me aggre- gaiLc iuiai amounx. 01 me Did or nirie tn thp fiatlsf ainn City as a guaranty that if bid or bids are accepted, a contract will be entered into and us penormance properly secured.

such check will be forthwith' reiurnea to tne bidder, and fihnillri anv hiH Vt ttnAnf such check will be returned upon proper execution and securing of the contract. A per. formance bond for 100 percent oi me amount or rne contract and a maintenance bond will be required of the successful bidder. Rinrlprft aca ramlivrf 4a the printed forms which will be luniiBiicu wun me speculations. No bidder may withdraw his proposal within sixty (60) days after the opening thereof.

me iuy reserves xne right to reiprt anv nt- all KlHe ani 4-. Waive anv (nfftrmslitiAa 4n ,1. bids received. By and under the authority of the Council of CITY OF TWINSBURG, OHIO. at Laura studz, rierV nf fnnnnil June 27, July 3 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids will be received by the Board of Education of the Akron City School District, Summit County, Ohio, at the office of the Clerk, Administration Building, 70 N.

Broadwav. Akron, Ohio, until 12:00 o'clock noon (daylight savings time) on July 11, 1972, for the following projects: 1. Athletic Facilities Buchtel High School 2. Athletic Facilities Kenmore High School In accordance with drawings and specifications as prepared by Paul Marcinkoski. School Architect, Plans, specifications, and contract documents mav be obtained from the office of the 8chool Architect, 70 N.

Broadway, Akron, Ohio, after June 16, 1972. A charge of S25.00 will be made for each set not re. turned to the Architect's office in good condition within ten days after bids have been opened. Plans and specifications are on file for examination in the office of the School Architect: at the Builders Exchange, 495 won Ledges, Akron, onio; and at the F. W.

Dodge Corpora-tion, Cleveland. Ohio. Bids will be opened and pub licly read in tne Board rtoom 200 at the Administration Build-ing, 70 N. Broadway Immedi ately after the time for filing of bids has expired. Bids shall be in conformity with Section 3313.46 of the Ohio Revised Code, submitted on forms furnished as part of the contract documents, and shall contain the name of every person inter, ested therein.

Separate bids mav be sub mitted for each project for the general construction; mecnam cal; and electrical. Combina tion bids may also be submit ted for both projects for general construction; mechanical; and electrical. Each bid shall be aecomoa. nled by a bid bond issued by a solvent surety companv ap-proved by the Board of Educa tion. or bv a certified check pavabie to the order of D.

Bo-gunovich, Clerk, such bond or cnecK 10 oe in, tne sum ot noi less than five per cent (5 oct.) of the largest amount of which the bid is susceptible, including all additive alternatives, condi tioned that if the bid be accerit ed. a contract will be entered into and the performance of it properly secured. Each bid shall be enclosed in an ooaaue enve ooe. sealed. and addressed to the Board of Education, and the name of the bidder and the prelect plainly marked on the outside of the envelope.

The Board of Education reserves the right to reject any Irregular bid and-or all bids. By order of the Akron Board of Education BY D. BOGUNOVICH- Clerk June 12, 19, 26, July 3 fund Clause contained in Sup plemental Sheet no 1 U.CO Nos. 400. 400A.

400B. 400C, 400D and 400E. "The Company shall fil with The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio not later than ten days prior to th effective refund date but in no event more than 60 days after th date of receipt of any such refund schedule showing th amount of such refund and any interest paid in respect thereof and the computation of th apportionment of such refund tofether with all necessary data there- "The terms "sold" and "sales" shall mean fas sales billed. The terms "month" or "monthly" when used for de-termininf gas sold or ssles shall mean the Billing cycles of the Companv for th calendar month involved. (For billing purposes the Company divides its consumers into a number of billing cycles of approximately equal number of consumers representing approximately the number of working days per month.

Sales ar tabulated on the basis of these monthly bill, ing ft. As to said modified and increased rates set forth in paragraphs A and above, there shall constitute as a part thereof and part of said schedules, by Incorporation by refer-nee to SUDslemental Sheet No. 3, a tax adjustment and re fund clause, not containea ra present schedules which provide that said rates are based upon taxes the Company is legally obligated to pay on December 31. 1971 snd for adjustment and refund as follows: "TAX ADJUSTMENT AND REFUND CLAUSE" "The following provisions are a part of The East Ohio Gas Company's rate schedules, P.U.C.O NOS. 400, 400A, 400B, 400C.

400D and 400E, and are incorporated by reference In each thereof. "In the event of a change In, or the levying or exacting of any new, taxes, after December 31, 1971, imposed or authorized by the State of Ohio which are of general application throughout the application area or to revenues collected throughout th application area, the Company will determine the effect of such change in, or new, tax with respect to each One Dollar (81.00) of Wiling revenues. For each full one-tenth cent per $1 00 of billing revenue that said change in, or new, tax decreases or increases payment of said tax by the Company such amount will be subtracted from or added to each 81.00 per each bill to each applicable consumer, at each location as of the date each applicable consumer's, next subsequent bill is rendered on and alter the tenth billing date after the date of the filing required pursuant to the next succeeding sentence. The determination of the effect of such change in, or new, tax per each $1.00 of billing revenue together with the information with respect to such change in, or new, tax shall be filed with The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio within 60 days after th date such change in, or new, tax takes effect. No tax which is not a sales tax, gross receipts tax, excise tax measured by gross revenues or other tax directly applicable to th amount of gas sold or the revenue collected therefrom shall be subject to this adjust- th event the Company shall receive a refund tn respect of any such tax or taxes during the period, commencing with December 31, 1971 and ending on the date this rate schedule is terminated or aurh refund, includ ing any interest paid in respect thereof, whether received during or after such period shall be passed on as follows: The tdtal dollar amount of such refund applicable to bills to applicable consumers shall be divided by the number of dollars of billing revenues from sales to the applicable consumers during the twelve month period ended with tne last day of the month next preceding the month in.

which such refund is received to determine the "tax refund per $1.00 of sales revenue." "2. The amount of the tax refund per $1.00 of sale9 revenue, to the nearest one-tenth cent, so determined shall be applied on the next subsequent bill or bills of the Company rendered on and after the tenth billing date following the filing required by the next succeeding paragraph iherein called the ''effective refund for sales to the then existing applicable consumers as a credit against the billing for each full $1.00 of billing until the total credits so made to such consumers shall have equalled the total amount of such refund so apportioned to such consumers, provided, however, that if any such refund so apportioned would result in a credit on bills of less than one-tenth cent per $1.00 of billing revenue the amount of the refund so apportioned need not be passed on until such apportioned amount of the refund and any apportioned amounts of subsequent refunds under the terms of the rate schedule enables a credit of at least one-tenth cent per $1.00 of billing revenues. "The Company shall file with The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, not later than ten davs prior to the effective refund date but in no event more than 60 days after th date of receipt of any such refund, a schedule showing the amount of such refund and any interest paid in respect thereof and the apportionment of such refund together with all necessary data therefor." F. As to said modified and increased rates set forth in paragraphs A snd above, there shall constitute as a part thereof the following provision contained in the present schedules relating to meter reading periods: "Th Company shall have the option of reading meters monthly or bi-monthly. When meters are being read on a bimonthly basis, and-or when the Companv cannot obtain access to the meter on the consumer's premises, bills will be rendered based upon an estimate of gas consumed determined from the consumption history of said premises.

Adjustments to any such bills shall be credited to or added to the first bill rendered after the meter is read on the following basis: Consumption for each month within the adjustment period shall be determined by dividing the total meter reading consumption by the number of months in the adjustment period and applying the resultant average monthly consumption to the above rate schedule." G. As to said modified and increased rates set forth in paragraphs A and above, there shall constitute as a part thereof and a provision identical to that contained in present schedules with respect to gas supplied for industrial purposes as follows: "Gas supplied under this schedule for industrial purposes will be subject to discontinuance at any time at the will of the Company-" H. As to said modified and increased rates set forth in paragraphs A and above there shall constitute as a part thereof a provision not contained in present schedules with respect to the use of gas supplied thereunder to power moving vehicles or for resale as follows: "No gas supplied hereunder shall be used for the purpose of powering any moving vehicle or resold for any purpose whatsoever." I. As to said modified and increased rates set forth in oara- graphs A and above, in re spect of proposed schedule P.U.C.O. No.

400, there shall constitute as a part thereof the following provision similar to that contained in the present schedules with respect to charges for renewed service to the same consumer at the same location, as follows: "The Company shall not be under any obligation to resume service to the same consumer on the same premises within ten months unless it shall have received, in addition to payment for all gas received hereunder, payment of an amount st least equal to the smaller of the minimum billing amount for each month or part thereof of the intervening period or $15.00, if service under this rate schedule was interrupted as a result of the consumer's failure to make payment or at the consumer's request." J. As to said modified and increased rates set forth in para, graphs A and above, in respect of proposed schedule P.U.C.O. No. 400A, the following provisions with respect to the availability of service there- tor gas delivered or the right to receive gas hereunder shall be an amount equal to the cost of the first 100,000 cubic feet regardless of whether the amount of gas consumed is less or none. Said proposed ootional sched ule P.U.C.O.

No. 400B, based on load factors, is applicable to large volume general service ana provides tor a rate to each consumer at each location served as follows: For the first 1.000.000 cubic feet, each month, 95.0 cents for each 1,000 cubic feet' ror the next 2.000.000 cubic feet, each month 88 centu for eacn cubic feet: For the next 2.000.000 euhie feet, each month, 82.0 cents for eacn i.uuu cuoic reet; For the next .1.000 000 nihlr feet, each month. 78 0 rent for earn i.ouo cubic feet; For the next sononoo ruhio feet, each month. 75 0 rnt for eacn i.ura cubic reet; For the next 10,000.000 cubic feet, each month, 72.0 cents eacn i.ouu cubic feet; For the nevt 55 nnn nnn rnht feet, each month, 70 0 cents for eacn i.uuu cubic feet; For all over so.nno ooo rh feet, each month. 67.2 cent for eacn i.uuu cuoic feet." In addition to the above charges, a charge of 20 cents tor eacn i.uuu cuoic feet shall be added far gas used during each Of the Six h(llinff mnnthe in the winter period, November mrougn April, in excess of the average monthly use in the im- meaiaieiy preceding six billing months in the summer period, may imougn uctooer.

1. The first 5,000 cubic feet used, or any part thereof, shall be billed at the rates set forth in A a hove I. The next quantity of gas used in excess of 5,000 cubic ieei, in a volume determined bv multiDlvini th nnmhar of tons of installed sir conditioning capacity on such premises (as determined by American Refrigeration Institute ratings) by 5,000 cubie feet in the case of absorption units and, in the case where such installed air conditioning capacity is powered by a gas engine. 2.750 cubic feet for the first 100 tons of installed air condi- Huning tonnage per engine and 2.000 cubic feet for all installed air conditioning tonnage in excess of 100 tons per engine, shall be billed at a rate of 1,000 cubic feet which Is ten per cent (10 pet.) less than the rate tnr each such, 1000 cubic feet as oe applicable but for this clause. 3.

All additional gas used shall oiuea at tne rates set forth in A above for volumes in excess of the total under naraeranhfi 1 anA 0 ak The minimum monthly billing eacn Dining montn for gas delivered or the right to receive gas hereunder shaU amount equal to the cost of the first 1,000,000 cubic feet regardless of whether the amount of gas consumed lc or none, B. The modified and increased rates for gas supplied for summer air conditioning purposes, designated as sched No' P.U.C.O. No 400D and P.U.C.O. No. 400E, which such application requests that the Commission authorize the effective generally commenc ing iiovemoer 1, 1B72, are the same, respectively, as the rates set forth in A above except that each is subject to a icuuuuun as ionows: 1.

The first 5,000 cubic feet used or any part thereof, shall be billed at the rates set forth is A above. 2. The next quantitv of gas used in excess of 5.000 cubic feet, in a volume rlai.wiM.j by multiplying the number ui inns oi msiaiieo air conditioning capacity on such premises (as determined by American Refrigeration Institute ratings) by 5,000 cu- uic irci in me case of ab. sorption units anH in th. case where such installed air conditioning capacity is powered by a gas engine, 2,750 cubic feet for the first 100 tons of installed air conditioning tonnage per engine 3'nJ0 teet 'or installed air conditioning tonnage in excess of 100 tons per engine, shall be billed at "fie per i.uou cubic feet wnicn is ten per cent (10 icss man tne rate for each such 1.000 niMp would be applicable but for this clause.

A11 f'tjona! gas used shall forth in A ahnva tnr in excess of the total under paragraphs 1 and 2 above. Said nrnnnRairi P.U.C.O. No. 400C is applicable to consumers receiving service for the four month period ex- tt. fr0m consumer's reading for iai uui renaerea to such consumer on and after June 16 of each year tn th.

ending meter r.aHi;. 5lr. nlhlK bm subsequent to such first bill, inclusive. If rP schedule HWU ig applicable to consumers rereivtnu pursuant to proposed schedule nVT o. uua and said inn No 400E is apolicabe tn rs receiving service pursuant to proposed schedule P.UCO No.

400B, and both apply for the six-month period extending from the consumer's beginning raing lor tne first bill ini li suin consumer on and after Mav in consumer's ending meter for th "fth monthly t0 flrst said modified and increased rates set forth in vo'osiapns a ana above mere snau constitute as a part tnereof and nart nt c9m 1. fc DD1U SL1CU uies, by incorporation bv reference to supplemental sheet No. 1. a purchased gag adjustment and refund clause, similar to that contained in present schedules which provide that l1L re "ased UP" the liuLP? Company is legally t0 Pay on November sas Purchased pursuant to rate arheHnlo. ll.j rfi'iii nd subject to the juris- ui uie reaerai Power ana tor adjust ment and refund as follows: INTERSTATE GAS ADJUSTMENT ANT1 RTTITTTwn ft ATTCTP The following provisions are jinn 01 ine iLast onio Gaa Comosnv's rata eA.al., RU.C.O.

Nos. 400 400A, wuu ana and are incorporated by reference in each thereof. "If at any time during the peuuu tne rate scneauie is effective there nhnuM change in any of the filed interstate rates the Company is icaajiv ifniiErf Lpn Tn nav fnr Baa purchased from the interstate rates the Companv is legallv obligated to pay oh November 1. 1971, then the following shall be determined. 1.

Determine the total dollars that would have been paid or have been payable bv the Company during the twelve month period ended at the close of the month preceding such change in rates for gas Akron insurance man Karl Schmidt pleaded innocent to day to charges of selling unregistered securities in connection with the Don Low-erf case. Schmidt, who appeared be-; fofe Summit County Common Pleas Judge James Barbuto, was indicted last week on five counts each of the unlicensed sale of securities and sealing unregistered securities. Barbuto continued, Schmidt's $2,500 bond 'and sergeant Gets Perfect Score Mr wBm, 4v mat Jcron Police Sgt. James R. Yocum was one of three policy officers who had perfect scores Sunday in the, Norton Fraternal Order of Police pistol "competition.

About 100 officers from Akron, Bath, Tallmadge, Kent, Cuyahoga Falls, Copley, Springfield, Stow, Wadsworth, the State Highway Patrol and Suftimit County Sheriffs Office competed. The other two officers with a perfect score were Norton Patrolman John Van Hyning and State Highway Patrolman S. Gossage. No Trash Pickup There will be no garbage pickup by the City of Akron sanitation crews on Tuesday, David Zimmer, director of the Service Department, said today. Those areas that normally have pickups on Tuesdays will have their trash collected Wednesday along with the regular pickups on that day.

The Hardy rd. landfill also will be closed Tuesday. 4-.