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Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 35

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Reno Gazette-Journal Thursday, April 24, 1997 3E Dilbert By Scott Adams PUBLIC NOTICE ANNUAL SUTf MINI Of IH CATBEW: EVIL H.R. DIRECTOR Holtywood Pais, Ik Fw ttw Year Endu 31 PUBLIC NOTICE an(ua( snimtm or iHt C4spood Uhviwk hgrny It ttw in' tiktMf a r. Ct-ftw ftcwM St iOi ff MI tcv LOUtWfl 0t PTilKnHt OttiCt THE KEY WORD IS FRIENDLY. YOU'VE BEEN Souttt Avsnut PUBLIC NOTICE NOTKI TO CMTftftCTOtS IHfftllTIOK 10 lift SaM-rt mi wt ft rN S. ft 0tfIM i-a tVfMc itwm at "jSOC Sfr aejfej U.

CatnM 4f l-aw ttn 1, 1997 fttMi Of SvttMa tM ri MtiWM iit IMMft pt V' NKMf It? fowM A NV I THOUGHT WE HAD A "FAKILY FRIENDLY" POLICY. I'LL HANDLE THIS BY TELLING YOUR BOSS THAT YOU RATTED HIrA OUT TO THE DIRECTOR OF HUrAAN PSOURCES. ITA BEING DISCRIfAINrV TEO AGAINST BECAUSE I TAKE TltAE OFF FOR lnieood, CA 90301 lout on ot tHSrtrti tmidi VlOOilS lltK KCtftt SimutCaWt ot MK (cw from Hottywood Hii fc tuck Cjsk tund S11.972W0 ACTING AS IF i li'C CS AMI Ditt 3: 96 FAMILY EMERGENCIES. PUBLIC NOTICE tIMMl ST1TEMCNI Of INI mutt, Hr.ua Fw me eai IW'i 11 3i LDcalioii Piiacie ortice Honoiutu Haa ef Besxiea lariaea lit tt'i "i Case ee Dale mis 10 LieeMti 10 Worn tO I iaec vei It) lets ID Sewe Beiean Setieta'i tNanei OHxiei tat do tteieer cedi teel tee tvifwef a a and atcuiete stateneet el tee fiouaes transected be laid cortwatiee HI if Cewee 8eeae S4Ut No 1 pt VOU LOVE YOUR FAfAILY, A Assets 000 iw t'lvM 10 V4. ii IMMm M4 11.000 income $143000 tipenfliluiB J'47 474 000 ftoM or loss 000) MtfttMl Fmnijtt Pr Swts iMMt tV f-kltMl wA fC tHtfr IM4 rtWIkfll taK-il i fMCttfMC MM It Kb Ift tM hfiitm 0M tS (htmt) OHki Ptsilfon r6t1 ariuUyl It nfl 1ft Mt Mil Iff nrtifi IM (t-faJaMI ITM (to herebf certify ttut tfte toftfomi ttw md tctunte stsienent ol ti business triniscied Dy corporation tfmift fit Mictiaet Fmnifw Siiiuturt tat No April 22,24, 97 atMtMM VMrt M- VM-V)0 Setftfti AtfMtjf Cw C.fi NV Itjl t-4 aWWd N4l0 CM KKtert at lf ft OfffftMM Sit raw i OeCena.

Iyt Altes 6iMoa, fn ANdUfit SUIfUKK! Of IHt IBM reports higher earnings Ne tSWAp USA TODAY ItfVttM MMUtlCtHli'ltt CO tW fw I Tt tM-n, 11 lOCllaOfl fl( ttMl Oftttf i9i lintf rtaXk rVktMf tittlt HeKt (If liJU lsXtX etfnt fl Mrf-Mt HmiU SpK tivntf 0t SUMMOKS Ne Otrtl WSM Oeet H. I SfCONO JUDICIAL DISTItlCT C0UBI Stall 01 MV10A SH0 COUttll HIRSIEN FKDSICM (IMMISMIN Ptaintitt performance Closing price "demonstrates PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF PETITION F0 CHtNCC OF NAME He. CV97-62260 Deal No. i IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COUM OF THE STATE OF NEVADA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF JEAN ANNE GOlBOV. Petitioner; FOR CHANGE OF NAME TO JEAN ANNE GAGE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN teat tlw undersigned IMS tiled a Petition, addiesseo to the above-entitled Court, the obKt ot which is to obtain i Court Older to change the present legal neme ot the Petitioner.

JEAN ANNE GOLBOV. to the name ol JEAN ANNE GAGE, which is the name Petitioner desires to have in the future NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that an) person having obiection to the changing of Petitioner name as aforesaid shall file written obiection with the above-mentioned Court within ten days after date ot last publication of this Notice 'SJEAN ANNE GOlBOV Subscribed end sworn to before me this 9th day of April. 1997 Data Dawn Bertram NOIARV PUBLIC in and lor the State of Nevada. County of Urashoe No IS3I Apr 17.24 May 1,1997 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the toltowina, individuals are indebted to QUICK SPACE of Marietta Way Spans. Nevada 89431.

tor past due rent QUICK SPACE will sell at a public sate on the 2nd day of May 1997 at 10 00 otkxl at 790 fiMport, Sparss NV those items which have been stored, with the proceeds of said sale to be used to oHset past due rent and costs of sale NAME MICHAEL ANDERSON AMOUNT OWED 7'0 00 ITEMS TO BE SOLD Miscellaneous Motorcycles Parts NAME IRACfV GEFtBER AMOUNT 01 (160 00 HEMS TO BE SOLO Miscellaneous Stoied (terns No 16 II Apt 74 1997 5 the breadth of A ISM shares closed tip IBM's Dill 2. 375 cants a share hnunp sums 3: (NOfW (NM SUMMONS No. DMXiJtH Dsi Me. 10 SECOND JUDICIAl DISTRICT COURT. STATE Of NEVADA WASHOE COUNTY 0FELIA JAftA GOMEZ.

PUmtitt, Ml BlUE R0CHA, Detendant TO THE DEFENDANT Yf)U HAVE BEEN SUED THE COURT MAY DECIDE AGAINST VOU WITHOUT YOUR BEING HEARD UNIESS YOU RESPOND HlTHiN 20 DAYS READ THE INFORMATION BELOW VERY CAREFUUY OANItl Detendant to $142-379. til-tM Upt'-l'Iia'M portfolio." The call is I P'if et Loo llfWt t-VII rt lr4S't 1 tr xcuetto rUttyNajtii, (i tm airvnra fit it, 3i A civri compiamt been tiled bn the revenue was off 3 percent and maintenance revenue was down 8 percent. One positive was the PC division, which Thoman said is exceeding the growth rate of industry leader Compaq. He did not supply raw numbers, though. IBM's services division, the star of the quarter, grew 28 percent.

Thoman tried to calm possible concern over the weak core businesses by noting that IBM is a changing company. "We're increasingly a services business and less dependent on hardware," he said. Hardware was 45 percent of revenues for the quarter, down from 50 percent in 1994. "That's an extraordinary shift," he said. Not all analysts were swayed.

New businesses will take a long time to match sputtering core businesses, says Bob Djurdjevic at Annex Research. "I'm more down on 1 BM than before," he savs. IBM earnings announced Wednesday beat analyst forecasts and provided further proof that IBM is shifting from a hardware maker to a software and services company. First-quarter net income was $1.2 billion, or $2.37 per share, vs. $1.2 billion, or $2.2 1 a share, a year ago.

Per share results were better this year because IBM has been buying back its shares, cutting the number outstanding by 8 percent. Analysts had expected earnings around $2.28 a share. IBM's revenue for the quarter was up 5 percent to 1 7.3 billion. In a conference call to analysts Wednesday, IBM officials sounded upbeat about the future, which might boost technology stocks and the stock market as a whole. Chief Financial Officer Richard Thoman said he believes IBM's plimtiH against rou tor the retwt as set forth thai document (see tompiemt.

When service a Of publication afld a brief statement ot tne obct of tne actKW See Rums ol Civil Procedure, Rule 4(b) This ts a divorce acin closely watched on Wall Street. Somber IBM analyst calls have sent IBM and other technology stocks lower. But this one was positive. "I do feel good about the full year," Thoman said. However, there is some weakness in IBM's core businesses.

Overall hardware sales were up less than 1 percent for the quarter, to $7.8 billion. Two main lines of big IBM computers the System390 and AS400 are selling poorly as IBM shifts to new models. In the transition, some customers are holding off orders for current models. Meanwhile, software TO THE DH11D1.N! 0U Hv( 9IIN SUiD IHt COUItt M1Y OlClOf Gl NSI VOU KHMOUI VOUH 8(tNG H(0 UNKSS 10U DESPOND HlilHlN DAIS ftlAP IHt MfORMAIION BHD II CASIIUllI A cml (omotaint ties been tiled ev tlw ptaintitt aiaimt rmi tot the reimt et set lesfth in that document (see complaint When scivice tot Dubtication add a etief statement ot the obiect ot the action See Rules ot Civil PiKedmt. fttiie lit) Oiwwce tt you intend to detend this lawsuit you must do the tonoame arilhin HI dars attei teivice ol this summons, esciusive ot the da ot service 1 die the Clert ol this Court ohose address ts shown below formal written answer to the comoUint atone with the appioti'iate fiim tees eccotdance with the lules ol the Court See a cops ot four amwei upon the attorney or plaintiff whose neme and address a shown oerow 2 Unless roe respond default will be entered upon eppitetion ot the plaintiff and this Court may enter ludtment tamst you tor the retwt demanded in the uunpieint Dated this day el Kerch ItlOl SAIItt ClUh 01 COUIIt oy Pauley Oecwty Clerk Sawnd ItfdKiel Oistiict Court 11 Court Sfeet eoo Nevada ttStU Issued on oehei! ol ptaintitt or ptamfift attorney Name MART ANN) 0CCAPIA Acxjieis AihniMi Ave Dene keveoa MS01 Phene No Oil) iUl!) No mtpt 10.174.

Miyi.mt ANNUM SU! ft.ir, I Of IM( HaJimO 4 VlaOOtlltl IflC trial fiiMfMtl CiitCltM fo tftf lu ktot I) 9t iDctim (A Ptmipmi tyfltc ill Ma Si ftitwtHM Iwjtttje at tv-nu Hm Now Ct iwii SC Dnt Awh SO intiMK 10 (tsWAdlttHfK JC IM. to I HOW Jf IfMl iNtmi 0ffxi cMfitr tut ttiOMf ts tftx tW Ktvttt i im fcatni flltTUCtM bf U4 tOfJaWlltlf tf4.aj rvt )I Noi3Ap.t 7 1 If ytM intend to defend tfiu twa you must do the following wtihm 20 Oars after sevce of this summons, eidusive of the day ot sevtee a File th the Clerk of this Court whose add'ess is shown bekm a tormai written answer to the comprint atong with the apCKOpriati tiling fees accorcian with the 'tries of the Court Sf'te a copf ot four answer upon the attorney or plaintiff whose name and address is shown betow 2 Unless you respond a deUuit be entered upon app'ication ol the ptamtiH and this Ouft may enter a iudgment against you the rei demanded in the compiamt Dated this 14th day of Fetruaiy. 1997 1UDI 8AUET, Hit Of COURT by tope Oewty Cier Secow Judicial O'Sl'Kt Court Court Street Reno Nevada S9S01 issued on bentf ot ptatniftt ptamlfff attstney Name Allen 0 Gibson Esq Vjd'en 701 tones Street Reno Ne.ada tW Phone No OMi J29431S No 130 Apr 110 24 Merger Snapple sale hits Quaker earnings in first quarter NOTICI TO CONTIACTOtt SaMtf ruviYt Wfl fl ritfWffl tt AffOR l'tiWlXi Cwiwwn at ftatttot Cim1y at ftto mt mtphM fM it it nm Um portftfttw Cemn OtQitHiml tytftta fejM at ttatvt fal MM TMI ff id! ati 700 fOll Mm ii 1497 fNWIH (NTintCTtON WirtlkMNTS Sm atiw! eicanW tttfi la pfMkj Mtt FMt) ftsttMll 0 i ti at iam at ahtMt aocktci IHt HUttiK work Mm Ji-4 tvm HttMI t)4iH (frMg, Ai stUOdXtn Mwttfti mtatattn out furtft and itfrM tt tmUiUfto ptMMfM fh-H( m6 ftiMB twhMf nc ttitvi at mm iidn Ac -4 ikIl fMCfitt 4 ftajflat Mlrtai ftam and wm rTH tim tv mMtia! at tha It), litH Itwtat Way tWtt IM ft too Nnaoa iMHH awl AitfXtM bMC NU (tail 3 Aw tV-afK. fKaj WO rasM IOC ftt ittrttu wo; 4 Cw-4f twol Nttldl lkM ftaM Aoott 4f4 HHU IJM RA0 Na4U 407 Piam mf ta aUaaaj at Hh oH at iwiim I Atweettei kk MMMfd at wnfri itm Wtf 11 NttMi tT.il rrttMttoM fAWitwt a tWflfl 'quaff fw tax ftft 01 PVM SiWrfKJtttt! OlaVvWd fliM(MllH BftMttt aNrtt ft toMiattWt prtMiHtf (Ktrnfa) Wldt FM NtTYJtU Utft sftt tW ilW tft 0t W. tWrfttt) RfltKf tt Fttou mrfWt4 I Coma Sxt a ft CaMfc-Xt Ct-Kt taut plttm fN ttftfltT, ftflktaV0lta)tf ttmmnvm wtW at nft itu ttta fftCINt (, at tut PfonMit utf to ba to' It RfMl TlaHtaXHllt-1 ComAtMM UxmX tt (Maw to tw 'He Ootf aMravaM to (awtfaxt mttftom.

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therefor? (The District dews not expect to increase taxes above the current rate levied by the District to poy for the capital projects levy.) A "yes" vote wowld per rmt Storey County Schoo D' strict to levy cop'tai protects tax each fivca; yeo for 2 yea's com mencmg f.Kai yeof 1998 to ona mcWding Woi year 999, a' a rate no1 'o ereed 65 cents per $100 00 of assessed vol watton for cop'tal protect of the School D'ttnct The proceeds of the capita' p'Oits Hi will be used to defray the cost to oc AtthUAi SUHMtNI Of iKf NiftotLi. Ciy'i iHi4atioFi Mm, If tt TtW 11. 91 mtj Mwft ul Itx-W Miami Nftti for a replacement," said Terry Bivens, analyst at Donald Co. "But clearly the board of directors could not be delighted to buy Snapple for $1.7 billion and sell it for $300 million." That's what Triarc Companies paid for Snapple last month. To boost the bottom line.

Smithburg said Quaker will expand internationally, particularly in China. It also will sell "non-core" businesses over the next year, he said. The $1.11 billion loss for the quarter compared ith net income of $32.2 million a year earlier. Quaker stock rose 1.625 to $39,875. Despite the pending sale, expected to close by the end of June.

Quaker will roll out new ads for Snapple Monday. Triarc will pick up the campaign until it creates its ow ads. On Friday, Triarc CEO Michael Weinstein is expected to meet ith Wendy Kaufman, Snapple's folksy, former spokeswoman, who appeared in 36 spots as Wendy the Snapple Lady. USA TODAY The bitter aftertaste of selling Snapple for a song has left Quaker Oats reeling with a record quarterly loss and out hunting for a new CEO. The maker of Gatorade and Cap'n Crunch said, as expected, it posted a loss of 1.

1 billion for the first quarter. Not expected, however, was word that chairman William Smithburg will leave the company. Smithburg, 58, said he will help the board of directors find his replacement "within a matter of months. "Smithburg, who has been CEO since 1 98 1 said he plans to "turn the keys to the machine over to that person." Industry analystssay that Smithburg, who started out as a brand manager at Quaker Oats more than three decades ago, probably was nudged by the board of directors. Smithburg declined to explain hy he chose to retire early.

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Majestic Resorts LLC will take over Boomtown's Las Vegas property, in which Majestic's president, Edward Roski is now a partner with Boomtown. Roski is also a co-owner of the Los Angeles Kings pro hockey team and has an option to become co-owner of the Los Angeles Lakers pro basketball team. For Hollywood Park, the deal launches it into long-sought full-scale casino gaming. Boomtown President and Chief Operating Officer Phil Bryan will continue to oversee day-to-day casino operations, but will not oversee card-club operations. Hollywood Park Chairman and CEO Randall Hubbard will oversee the consolidated company.

Commissioner Bob Lewis reminded Hubbard of the importance of regulatory compliance for the larger operations, saying that what happens elsewhere reflects on Nevada. "I hope that you place the compliance function as one of your very highest priorities." Lewis said. When the state Gaming Control Board voted 3-0 on April 9 to approve the merger, its only concern involved Hollywood gaming chief Mark Sterbens. It was concerned that he did not act more quickly on a violation of internal security procedures at the Hollywood Park Casino card club, but was satisfied to learn that Sterbens would not oversee Boomtown's gaming. When the deal is completed, Boomtown expects immediately to begin adding 200 rooms to its Verdi hotel.

It also will have the money to pursue its master plan: an expansion of about 2.000 rooms and a major entertainment complex the kind of project Parrott said he believes is critical to Reno's future. Richard Bulis. chairman of the Verdi Township Citizen Adv isory Board, did not agree that Reno needs major attractions like Boomtown is proposing in its master plan to maintain its competitiveness. In its earnings report, meanwhile, Boomtown said its Reno property produced higher revenues in the second quarter. The property benefited from expense management that resulted in a 300-pcrcent increase in earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, hich jumped to 1 .4 million from $356,000.

The New Orleans property provided the strongest revenue and income from operations.W ithout the inclusion of operations from Boomtown's Las Vegas property, which will be divested after the acquisition, the company would have reported net income of 1.1 million forthe second quarter. MOTCE OF -railSTEFS SALE No 312201 pn 002-4S2-13 Loern No 1024111136 Rt Neel Ray IMenene IMPORTANT NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNER VOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A OEEO OF TRUST, OATEO NOVEMBER 73. 1S3 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER On May 1SD7, 11 00 A Cal-WeUam ReKonwvyanee) Corp a Calntomia corporation aa duly eppomtwd truitM uncle and pumuant to Ovd of TrueJ racorOwd Otctmtmt 1 13.

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of Swi nrivrubry esumatee) to be sal tee bewiy the rwunl may be greater on the day of saw Truftor Mara Corona, an wanted ivortan ant) (cHtophe Huerta, I lav man Duty Appcanted liwsKt Ecui Trvnea itm.n. ax HetOfded 12W9 at Injrurrefrt Ho Ulbb IVir 14J. page 6 of CWe Cec.orcH ty oTte of (etotoei of eVrJsot County. Nevada, uestrtw) at Mem tot Hi A Shown On rut Amenied SuMennw Uao 01 We-. No I.

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SBC says it has signed agreements with 16 companies to provide local phone service in Oklahoma, the officials said. Of those, Oklahoma regulators have approved six, including those with Brooks and Sprint Corp. At the time of the filing. SBC" officials said Brooks was providing local phone service to a few business and residential customers in the state. SBC is the first Baby Bell to file such a long-distance request since Amcritcch was forced to ithdraw an application to the FCC in February.

SBC recently merged with Pacific Telcsis Group, the Bell company that provides local phone service to California and Nevada. WASHINGTON (AP) SBC Communications to provide long-distance service to its own customers in Oklahoma should be rejected, said one of the companies that SBC cited to support its application. John Shapleigh. executive vice president of Brooks Fiber Properties asserted Wednesday that SBC "completely and intentionally misrepresented the facts by-claiming that Brooks was provid-ing residential service." Brooks' statement was part of a filing made by the Association for Local Telecommunications Services. which rcprcsentssmall local phone companies, asking the Federal Communications Commission to turn down SBC's April 14 request.

Congress gave local phone companies two ways to break into the long-distance business in their own markets: Either show that they compete against other local phone companies for business and residential customers or show a -P llrtt ft ma twiw arf Mkt MFIW'I'aA 44 1 VfNfart ve need 'eoo on nepf occurences ix ed eitng codo" or i Hajn t-to -4 tVt fVtot teWftaWtJl Vifi Arw t-tam AT-; a) iiMr 4 to iiww HI WJft awtir' CatoK-Vtori ffi to i At Ct til tl.ll 4 Wto sH Itowi wtoto tJ'V tjata Vsm V-mr Sto l-t iWatfWttMa ftof ft fWsfnaJf Do You Know All Your Business Loan Options? fw aVttor liJTf Consider an SBA Loan' routed a'd -n 'eased dooqe Te proceeds of fe tap-so' Poecs to oe emKSwd De v-seti apa- 00 ec's tk 'A ng po '0OS rr 'G'- fmr -jr-2 dooae to e' voove as a es trM jra One DC teve'e -bs 3y.e ard co-s b-j cede "o- ck3 e0'e i 'e cap a qves'-o 1 -o oocyvved anj 'eeJr npo soey ov3 cre a') b'd-g cooe to--t -p'evesed yy4 esse'-' r-anoa'o se' ces et'Oe'-'i 33 fe 'Ct Vt- 1 rz' osses s' '-g 'eejes fJ D-iWr o-e e' 'e-edy t-eve "mo- O'd eoe o-o coo ccntr'i je eart lac 'jfi and og'vs oowoe Oy re srnoon Possoae ol the caprtol projects fox aueston will oHew the District toite -w pm ar, '1 tar iw i t-4w i For commercial real estate. MOTKI TO lUCTOtS Of CiOSf Of tfOV- tiation $roir COUWTT KHOOi STOfttr COUNTY NIVAOA CApHtai rtoiccrt tax ftfCTION TO KILO ON TUISOAT THI 20TH DAT Of MAT, IW. ttOrtTtATlON QOMS 1ATIWDAY. MAT 3, 1 NOTKI It Hlllir OTV1N Cv' i-tyvt 'frf J-'W hat 'it to C- tif Woi V' 7 'J atOr aX w'-'H -ioeajl OtlJet -t iwownv by ovr nasrr I--! Var fr'' 'VJ-w- p- twi tr-c -ty fey V.i- yCaj 4 T- r3B 'atjAtarr r3f--tS ef aaW aw 4, 1 rv -V F- 3E 4n-f aivwi 3-- rjw tn tt vtein 'tv tt 'T- rjm 3 fie (a rxv fi jf. IKX an to a equipment purchases, and other business purposes, an SBA Loan could be your best financing solution.

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