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CITY ORDWAICEt me payment of charoes tor the actual emr ORDINANCE IAC1NE JOURNAL-TIMESiD. Reveal Lawmakers Wealth 6B 13, 1969 VIUWMO lUJN Tender, May 1st pub. Mey 13t1 ORDINANCE NO. 11-e Ta mm Chanter II of the Municipal additional costs to the City resulting from the treatment of such sewage by the City. In making such agreements the Engineer-Manager shall give consideration to such factors as the quantities of such wastes in relation to the capacity, flow and velocities in the receiving sewers, degree) of treatability of the sewage and requirements of the public authorities at Rainfair Inc.

Code of the City of Recine relating to the Control of Sewage and Waste Water Dlscharoed into the Wastewater System of the City of Racine. Rainfalr Inc. has announced The Common Council of the City of Fortas Controversy May Help OK Financial Disclosure Bill in Senate having lurisdiction over Ihe rrom me litv wastewater wonts, it ine Racine do ordain as follows: Part I. elevation of Albert J. Rusk, Sfoclcs Gain; trading Active Englneer-Manaaer permits the pretreat- Chapter 12 of the Municipal Code of the Citv of Racine is hereby created to meni or equalization or sewage raws, the company's plant superintendent here, to vice president In design and installation of the plants and read es follows: loment for such ori Ization shall be subject to the review and CHAPTER 17 WASTE WATER CONTROL approval of the Engineer-Manager, and sublect to fha raouiraments of ail ap charge of Racine man ufacturing 12.01 Scope.

The Wastewater System of the Citv of Racine Includes all of the plicable ordinances, laws and regulations. sanitary sewers end the Wastewater 2 NEW YORK (AP)-The stock operations. Treatment Plant and aDOurtenancea (c) Where preliminary ireatmenr or flow-equalizing facilities are provided for any sewage, they shall be maintained operated tor the treatment and disposal of sewage and waste water within the entire area served thereby. continuously in satisfactory and effective operation by the owner at his expense. tnarket continued to push higher In fairly active trading today as brokers reported some invest Rusk has been with Rainfair since 1942.

Before being iz.02 purpose, ir is nereoy determined and declared to be necessary and con Id) When required by me tngineer- ducive for the protection of the health, safety and welfare of the public, to prevent abuse or break down of the wastewater control system, to obtain the maxi manager, ma owner or any property serviced by a building sewer carrying Industrial wastes into a public sanitary or public combined sewer shall Install a suitable control manhole together with Jnamed plant sup- (Im mum practical reduction of wastes enter. erintendent in 19G5, he was pro such necessary meters and other appurtenances In the building sewer to facilitate observation, sampling and measure- ing the system, end to protect the receiving waters from pollution and to regulate the use of all sewers and drains connected to the sanitary sewer ivitam duction manager Rusk mem of the wastes, sucn mannota, wnen required, shall be accessibly and safely located and shall be constructed In accordance with olans aooroved by the in the dress rain jn wastewater Treatment plan? of the City of Racine. 12.03 Policy as to Industrial Waste. It "Some of the breast thumpers in the Senate who are complaining about the Fortas case will find that they have a chance to do something about it if the bill comes to the floor for a vote," Hart said. He added the traditional answer by Senate opponents to disclosure efforts Is: "We come up for review by the electorate every six years anyway." Fair Judgment? "I wonder how the electorate can make a fair judgment when the assets of a senator are not available for public view," Hart said.

Hart said senators who vote against the bill now would have some explaining to do to their constituents. Both houses of Congress adopted in the last session limited disclosure rules, but neither provides full public disclosure. Sealed Envelopes Senate disclosures are made in sealed envelopes to be opened only on orders of the Senate Committee on Standards and Conduct. Referring to this, Case said, "The partial disclosure we have just made has gotten people somewhat used to the idea" Case said. "At the same time, the fact of its partial nature makes the present rule seem hypocritical and repels many people who feel full disclosure is the only way to shake off the stigma that still attaches," he said.

is nereov aeciaraa in na, mm nnitrw if. Engineer-Manager. The manhole shall be installed by the owner at his expense, and shall be maintained by him so as to city of Racine that Industrial waste ors apparently were encouraged fry the way it had pared early osses Monday. Hie Dow Jones industrial average at noon was up 3.75 at $61.61. The Dow lost 3.75 Monday, after being off more than 6 points earlier in that session.

Gams led losses by a bit better than 100 issues. Brokers said some encouragement apparently stemmed from the wav the market cut some of WASHINGTON (AP) Two senators hope their bill demanding full financial disclosure by congressmen will. Tide to passage on the crest of controversy over the Justice Abe Fortas fee Incident. Sens. Philip Hart, and Clifford Case, said they decided Monday to add federal judges to the bill's disclosure provisions in an effort to pick up support from senators concerned about Fortas financial dealings.

Hart and Case have tried for several years to require House and Senate members to make public all outside income and holdings. Last session their bill came within four votes of passing the Senate. Become Optimistic But they said they didn't become optimistic about passage oe sate ana accessioie at an times, (e) All measurements, tests, and analy snail oe accepted Into the sanitary sewers and Wastewater Treatment Plant of the City of Racine under the following condi- wear and industrial clothing departments, manager of industrial relations and engineering, and supervised the personnel and payroll departments. ses of sewaae to which reference is made in this ordinance shall be In accordance (a) Treatment by the City Is at leu cost than bv the industry with the latest edition of "Standard Methods for the Examination of Water (b) The wastes are amenable to treatment by the City either directly or with and Waste Water" published by the American Public Health Association. Rainfair has been a division of San Francisco-based Koracarp pi luiiiinmi.

(C) Controls ere provided to thare Measurements shall be mode and samples taken at the control manhole provided. In the event that no special manhole has been reaulred. the control manhole shall no damage to sewers or treatment plant Industries since last fall. aiiu wastes ton measurea. (d) The industry pay for the additional actual cost of treatment.

be considered to be the nearest down stream manhole in the public sewer to the 12.04 Definitions. The following definl- point at which the building sewer iie xiaii appiy in me interpretation and Monday's losses near the close State Dairy President connected. Semolina shall be carried out by customarily accepted methods to re cnrorcernenT or mis ordinance: (a) "Biochemical Oxygen Demand' dux aaaea mac mey cnougm we Will Be Honored snail mean the quantity of oxygen utilized in the biochemical oxidation of organic flect the effect of constituents upon me wastewater works and to determine the existence of hazards to the health, safety and welfare of the public On the basis of analysis of the data, the Engineer-Manager will determine whether grab or nmiier urner standard laboratory pro- in fiy 3i aays ar degrees Centigrade expressed in milligrams per 1st pub. May 1311 ORDINANCE NO. 1340 To create Section 12.11 of Ihe Municipal Code of the City of Racine relating to the disposal of septic tank sludge and holding te)nic wftsttf The Common Council of the City of "aclne do ordain as follows: Section 12.11 of the Municipal Code of the City of Racine is hereby created ta read as follows: "SECTION 12.11 DISPOSAL OF SEPTIC TANK SLUDGE AND HOLDING TANK WASTE (1) Permit Required.

No person, firm or corporation engaged in gathering and disposing of septic tank sludge or holding tank waste shall transfer or discharge such material Into any manhole or other appurtenance of any main or intercepting sewer or into any local or lateral sewer which is a branch thereof, unless a permit for disposal of septic tank sludge or holding tank waste has first been obtained from the City of Racine. (2) Application for Permit. Written application tor such permits shall be filed with the City Clerk not less than fifteen (IS) days prior to the Granting thereof, and such applica-ktns shall state the name and address of the applicant, the boundaries of the area In which the applicant operates in the collection of septic tank sludge or holding tank waste, the number of its disposal units, and the make, model and license number of each unit. The City Clerk shall notify the Engineer-Manager of the Water Pollution Control Division of such application and that official shall Inspect or cause to be inspected the disposal units which the applicant proposes to operate and make such other Investigation as shall be necessary to determine the nature ot the applicants' operation, and he shell furnish to the Council his findings and recommendations based upon such investigation. Permits shall be granted by the Common Council.

A separate permit shall be obtained for each disposal unit. Permits Shall be non-transferable, except in the case of the replacement of the disposal unit for which the permit was originally issued. (3) Annual Permit Fee. The permit for each disposal unit used In such operations as are specified In subsection (1) above shall be One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) per year. firovided that the fee for any permit ssued after June 30 of any year shall be Fifty Dollars (SJO.00).

All permits shall expire On December 31 of each year. (4) Display of Permit. The permit Issued hereunder shall be displayed at all times on the disposal unit authorized thereby. (5) Prohibited Transfers or Discharges. No septic tank sludge or holding tank wasta which emanates from any location outside of the service area of the Water Pollution Control Division of the City of Racine may be transferred or discharged into any sewer within the City of Racine.

(6) Regulation of Discharges Into City System. The septic tank sludge or holding tank waste is to be discharged Into a manhole as designated by the Engineer-Manager of the Water Pollution Control Division. The discharge of the wastes is to be completed between the hours of 8:09 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Monday thru Friday The Water Pollution Control Division Is to be notified when the applicant is to discharge the septic tank sludge or holding tank waste. The personnel of the Water Pollution Control Division will have the right to determine the origin of each load of waste to be discharged and the right to sample and test the wastes as discharged by the applicant.

The Water Pollution Control Division will also have the right to reect any wasta which they feel will be harmful to the treatment process at the Wastewater Treatment Plant. (7) Penalties. Any person, firm or corporation disposing of septic tank sludge or holding tank waste In the City of Racine or into the sewerage system operated by the City of Racine without a permit or contrary to the provisions of this Section shall be subect to the forfeitures provided In Section 1.07 of this Code, and in addition to such forfeiture any permit held by such person, firm or corporation under the provisions of this Section shall be subject to revocation as provided in Section 21.11 of this Code." composite sampling is required. idi comuineo sewer" shall mun this year until the Fortas affair sewer which receives storm water, sur- If) me Board of standards snail near and decide ail appeals by persons af iiimn, industrial cooling water and British, French Reveal Large Trade Imbalance fected oy any decision of ine bngineer the cyclone of criticism that whirled in after Life magazine Manager to accept or reject sewage under the provisions of Section 7 of this ordinance and shall, in appropriate cases authorize the acceptance of sewage under conditions and safeguards In harmony charged the Supreme Court jus ici -uomesnc bewage" shall mean sewage discharging from the sanitary conveniences of dwellings (Including apartment houses and hotels), office buildings, factories, commercial establishments, institutions, and free from storm MADISON (AP) Harold H. Wagner of Weyauwega has been named Wisconsin small businessman of the year for 1969, the Small Business Administration announced Monday.

Wagner, president of a dairy firm, will be presented the annual award at a luncheon in Weyauwega May 16. market still was in a process of consolidation. They also said that while some investors were adopting a cautious stance as they awaited President Nixon's speech on Vietnam Wednesday there also was a feeling in Wall Street that the President would not have scheduled the address "without having some semblance of progress to. lay before the American people." Pan American World Airways, in which a with the general policy expressed in section 3. 12.08 Authority to Inspect.

surrace waier, cooling water and industrial wastes. (a) The Engineer-Manager, members of the Board of Standards and other duly authorized employees of the Citq bearing nd Identification shall proper credent rials a in Paris put April's record deficit at $272 million. In the London foreign exchange market, the pound immediately skittered off 18.5 be permitted to enter upon a iroperties on connected to the wastewater works for the (d) "Garbage" shall mean solid wastes from the domestic and commercial preparation, cooking, and dispensing of food, and from the handling, storage, and sale of produce. (e) "Industrial Wastes" shall mean any liquid substance rejected or escaping from any industrial, manufacturing, trade or business process as distinct from domestic sewage. (f) "Natural Outlet" shall mean any outlet Into watercourse, pond, ditch, lake.

purpose of inspection and observation of the measurement, sampling, and testing, in accordance wit hthe provisions of this ordinance, and to inspect the discharge to the sewers or natural outlets or wastewater treatment facilities. Only the Engi Produce tice received and kept for 11 months $20,000 from the family of since-imprisoned financier Louis E. Wolfson. Fortas said a check was "tendered" but returned without acceptance. He denied ever trying to influence the situation involving Wolfson.

Amid the controversy Case decided to offer an amendment to extend their bill's provisions to the federal judiciary. Should Not Complain "I don't see how we can complain in the Senate about the Su- points to a fraction below block was traded, led the active! neer-Manager snail be permitted to enter any premises for the purpose of reviewing ui viikti uvay or surface or ground water. list on the New York Stock Ex- mi rerson- snail mean any Individual, Plant operations with aesigi LONDON (AP) Britain and France today announced big foreign trade deficits a record high in Paris for April, raising fears for the stability of their currencies and the possibility of renewed crisis In Europe's money markets. The Board of Trade announced that Britain's monthly deficit climbed $16.8 million, further dimming the country's hopes of getting out of the red this year. French Figures Provisional figures announced change, off at 20.

Eleven of personnel for the purpose of determining the scope of the waste control program, MILWAUKEE (AP) Potatoes: Idaho njssets No. 1A, 7.25-7.50; North Dakota red 3.25; Idaho bakers, 10 oz. and larger, 3.00; 50 lbs. Florida new, A and 3.25 3.50. and any Information so obtained by him shall be confidential, provided that any review of trade secrets or proprietary tirm, company, association, society, corporation, or group.

(h) "pH" shall mean the logarithm of the reciprocal of the hydrogen concentration. (i) "Properly Shredded Garbage" shall mean garbage which has been shredded to such a degree that all particles will be carried freely under the flow conditions normally prevailing in public sewers with no particle greater than $2.3814. The official rate is $2.40. The Board of Trade blamed higher imports and lower exports on the tail end of the American dock strike. Exports were 'still delayed in April but pent-up imports from the United States were flooding in.

Britain's Problem processes snail oe limited to any discharge therefrom which flows into a public sewer. rj. the 20 most-active were higher and 9 lower. GSC Enterprises, most-active on the American Stock Exchange on 114,100 shares up at 10. A company official said he knew of no reason for the activity.

I (b) While performing the necessary work on any private property referred to in Section (a) above, all persons so en The Citadel, a fortress on.preme Court justices," said gaged shall observe all safety rules ap- pncaDie to tne premises, and tne tenant and owner of such oremlses shall be held une-nair men in any dimension. (i) "Public Sewers" shall mean a sewer In which all owners of abutting properties have equal rights and is controlled by the City. (k) "Reeelvlna Waters" hll m.n Haiti, has walls 16 feet thick andiHart, "when we don't have full 140 feet high. disclosure ourselves. harmless for inury or death to such City representatives and the City shall indemnify such tenant and owner against The worsening of the British Kuwut.

naici iiiiv wnicrr mo emuenT trom any wastewater treatment plant or any trade deficit appeared due to a loss or damage to tneir property oy sucn City representatives and against liabilities, claims and demands for personal lnury or property damage asserted against such tenant and owner and grow Hiiaiw scner is oiscnorged. (I) "Sanitary Sewers" shall mean" a airwer wnicn carries domestic sewage 5 1 hwm $1 dim Miuuiinai wastes, ana to which storm, surface, ground and unpolluted cooling or process waters are not Intentionally admitted. m) "Sewage and Wastewater" shall mean any combination of water-rarriAH ing out of the work being done by sucn City representatives, except as such as may be caused by the negligence or failure of such tenant andor owner to maintain safe conditions es required by this ordinance. IT IPPI increase in imports, a trend that has plagued Britain's balance of payments for years. The balance of payments is what a nation receives from sales of its goods abroad and what it pays out for goods from other countries.

12.09 Board of Standards. (a) Creation. There is hereby created wastes from residences, buildings, Industrial establishments, institutions, manufacturing plants, processing plants, commercial establishments, or other places in which such wastes era nrnrlnreri to a Board of five (S) voting members cf which one shall be ah Alderman, one shall be the Engineer-Manager end three shall be members with experience in the field of Industrial waste water Part 2. This ordinance shall take effect upon gether with- such ground, surface, storm or other water as may be present. (n) "Sewer" shall mean a pipe or conduit for carrying sewage.

(o) "Shall" Is mandatory; "May" is permissive. Did You Know passage end publication. Passed bv the Common Council May (b) Appointment and Terms. The mem 1969. P) "Storm Sewer or Storm Drain" shall bers of the Board shall be appointed by the Mayor sublect to the confirmation of the Council.

Vacancies shall be filled in the same manner. Approved May 1, 1969. KENNETH L. HUCK, Mayor. Business News Attest: GEORGE H.

BENSON, City Clerk. At tne rst regular meetino of the mean a sewer which carries storm water, surface water, drainage and unpolluted industrial water discharges, such as cooling and air conditioning water, but excludes sewage. There's in Your Closets Hidden Money 1st pub. May 13tl ORDINANCE NO. 9-69 To reoeal Section 340.0026 (2); to create Council following the effective date of this ordinance the Mayor shall, sublect to the confirmation of the Council, appoint the Alderman member of the Initial Board for a term expiring on the 1st Tuesday In May, 1970; one at-large member for a term expiring on the 1st Tuesday in May, 1970; one at-large member Attic, Section 340.0026 3); to repeal and recreate Section 340.0027 and to repeal and recreate Section 340.0028 of the Municipal Code of the City of Racine relating respectively to: Bus Operations; Inspection of Buses; Bus Stops at Intersections, and Garage iq -suspended solids" shall mean the dry weight of solids which are physically suspended or floating in a flow of sewage, industrial waste, or water which are measurable by laboratory filtering.

(r) "Wastewater Treatment Plant" shall mean any devices andor structures used for the treating of sewage. (s) "Waste Water Works" shall mean an facilities for collecting, pumping, tor a term expiring on tne 1st luesoay in Dunkin Donuts a chain of franchised donut shops with headquarters in Quincy, is building two shops in Racine, at 2300 Lathrop where construction is already underway, and at 1100 N. Main where construction is to start within two weeks. Both shops will be about 1,500 square feet and have Bus Loading zones. The Common Council of the City of Racine do ordain as follows: Part 1.

Section 340.0026 2) of the Munici- Fact All transporting, treating and drying of Kl Code is hereby repealed, rt 2. Section 340.0026 (3) Is hereby created to read as follows: (31 EQUIPMENT AND MAINTEN aevvaye. (t) "Watercourse" shall mean a channel in which a flow of water occurs, either continuously or Intermittently. (u) "Engineer-Manager" shall mean the authorized department head of the Water Pollution Control Division of the City of Racine, having supervision of mainten May, 1971; and one at-large member for a term expiring on the 1st Tuesday In May, 1972. All subsequent appointments of at-large members shall be made on the 1st Tuesday In May and shall be for a term of three (3) years.

The term of the Alderman member shall be one (1) year; he shall be appointed on the 1st Tuesday In May; and he shall be a member of the Board only as long as he continues to hold his office as Alderman. The Engineer-Manager shall be a member of the Board so long as he continues to hold his position as Engineer-Menager. Board members shall receive no compensation for their services. Every person appointed as a member- of the Board ANCE OF BUSES. parking for about 17 cars, said a Around Your House? spokesman at the chain's region (a) Inspection by Police Department.

Prior to the use and operation of any bus In the City of Recine, the vehicle shall be thoroughly examined and inspected by the Racine Police Department, and found to comply with such reasonable rules and regulations- as may be prescribed by the Depart al office in Chicago. The shops will sell donuts baked on the shall take and tile an official oath. The Alderman member of the Initial premises, franchise arrange Board shall serve as temporary ments for the stores have not The terms of the at-large members shall begin on appointment, confirmation been completed, the spokesman ance and operation of the sewerage system and wastewater treatment facilities of the City, or his authorized deputy, agent or representative. 12.05 Unpolluted Wafers Prohibited. a) No person shall discharge or cause to be discharged, any storm water, surface water, ground water, roof runoff, sub-surface drainage which Is not contaminated, unpolluted cooling water or unpolluted Industrial process waters to any sanitary sewer, provided that a storm drain Into which such waters and drainage can be discharged is available at reasonable cost, and provided further that separation of existing internal combined sewers In any source of Industrial waste shall not be required, except In the case 'Wot" replacement or renewal Initiated by the owner of such source.

(b) Storm Water and all llnrnntimlnilul ano Qualification and snail continue until said. tne qualification ot a successor ilj irncers. vvunin inirty iju; days after tne appointment of the Initial mem George Straube of 2824 Win- bers and each year thereafter within thirty (30) days after the time designated for the beginning of terms, the members Almost every family has some hidden money lying around somewhere in the form of things they've outgrown or no longer have a need for things someone else will buy. of the Board shall organize by the elec tion, from among their number, of Chairman and a Secretary and such other officers as tney may deem necessary. drainage shall be discharged to such lai rroceaure.

(1) General. The Board of Standards shall adopt rules and regulations for its own government, not Inconsistent with law sewers as are specifically designated as storm sewers, combined sewers, or to a natural outlet or watercourse approved by the Engineer-Manager. Industrial cooling water or unpolluted process waters may be discharged, upon approval of the Engineer-Manaaer. to a itnrm throp Ave. has been named general manager of Sport Corral a retail business at 6835 Highway 31, announced Gerald Hendricks, the firm's president.

Straube said the store will now be open full time. The firm deals in boats and motors, lawn and garden tractors, snowmobiles (in season) and other outdoor transportation equipment for or tne ordinances of the city of Racine. hi vuorum. inree memDers ot tne Board shall constitute a Quorum on all Ifyii Bf INT (SASH WITH ment. These rules and regulations shall be promulgated to provide safe transportation and shall specify such safety equipment and regulatory devices as the Department shall deem necessary therefor.

When the Department finds that a vehicle has met the standards established, it shall Issue a certificate to that effect. (b) Periodic Inspections. Every bus operating in the City of Racine shall be periodically Inspected by the Police Department at such Intervals as shall be established by it to insure the continued maintenance of safe operating conditions, (c) Condition of Buses. Every bus operating in the City of Racine shall be kept In a clean and sanitary condition according to the rules and regulations promulgated by the Police Depertment." Part 3. Section 340.0027 of the Municipal Code is hereby repealed and recreated to read as follows: "340.0027.

BUS STOPS. All buses operating within the City when stopping for the taking on or letting off of passengers shall be pulled up to the right hand curb as nearly as possible and shall, whenever possible, stop at a point which will enable the bus to clear the intersection." Part 4. Section 340.0028 of the Municipal Code is hereby repealed and recreated to read as follows: "340.0028. BUS LOADING ZONE. A bus loading zone is created on the west side of Main Street between Fourth end Fifth Street.

Parking or standing by any vehicle other than a bus shall be prohibited In said zone." Part S. This ordinance shall take effect upon passage and publication. Passed by the Common Council May matters reauirira a decision bv the Board. combined sewer, natural outlet, or waterl course. 12.06 Prohibited Waste Discharges.

No The concurring vote of a majority of the Board shall be necessary to reverse any order, requirement, decision or determina tion or ine tngineer-Manager, or to de nan uiM.narge or cause to be discharged any of the following described waters or wastes to any public sewers, natural outlet or watercourse: cide in favor of the applicant on any matter upon wnicn is required to pass. iaj ny explosive or flammable solid, liquid or gas, including but not limited to gasoline, kerosene, benran nnhth or to establish any standards or limits which it is required to establish under this ordinance. (3) Meetings. Meetings of the Board of Standards shall be held at the cell of Clyde M. Samsel, a senior ex oil.

Housewares Clothing Furniture the Chairman and at such other times (b) Any waters or wastes causing a pH lower than 5.0 or higher than 10.0 at any point in the ouhllc sUfr nr revealuleui Shop Tools Cameras Ilobby Items Lawn Needs Sidewalk Toys Sport Goods water. Carpeting Games, rBooks as the Board may determine. Hearings of the board shall be public. The Board may call on any city official or any city department for assist Appliances Musical Instruments ance in tne performance of its duties and It shall be the duty of such officials and perimental engineer with S.C. Johnson Son and David L.

McClelland, a Johnson research chemist, have been elected chairman and vice chairman, respectively, of the Wisconsin Section of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers. or vl'cous substances In quantities or of such size capable of causing obstruction to the flow in sewers, or other interferences with the proper operation of the wastewater works, Including, but not limited to, ashes, cinders, sand, mud, straw, shavina. mtai nia- departments to render such assistance to tne ooara as may oe reasonaDiy required (e) Powers and Duties. The Board shall nave tne following powers and duties: (1) To adoot guidelines on ohvslcal YOU NAME IT It works like magic it's fun it's profitable just like finding money and it's inexpensive, too. Furthermore, it's the wise way to clean house and get things in order.

6, 1969. and chemical properties and characteris tics ot waste waters under sections 6 end feathers, tar, plastics, wood, unground garbage, lime slurries, chemical residue, paint residues, etc. or ws'es containing toxic solids, liquids, or gases In sufficient quantity acting either singly or by Interaction with other wastes to Approved May 8, 1969. KENNETH L. HUCK, Mayor.

Attest: GEORGE H. BENSON, City Clerk. in relation to the policies stated In Sections 2 and 3 of this ordinance. A great many people find $50 to $200 (even more) by having a RUMMAGE SALE of their own or just by advertising an item or two at a time in the Journal-Times Classified section. (2) To establish standards and limits for the concentration ot chem cat con interfere with any wastewater treatment process, constitute a hazard to humans, animals, or aquatic life, or create a pub- Im mi taw.

stituents and for such other physical and chemical properties as may be required for waste waters discharged Into public sewers or accepted at the wastewater treatment plant. In setting such limits (e) AnV Mild. Ilnnlrf nr hazard or Public nulsanra ih. ,.,.1.., Livestock MILWAUKEE (AP) Monday's cattle market closed steady 50 higher; good to choice steers 26.50-32.50; good to choice heifers 24.50-31.00; good Holstein tne Board shall take into consideration the purpose and declared policy of this water. 12.07 Conditionally Prohibited ordinance as well as the requirements of puonc author itv having lurisdiction over 1st pub.

May 13tl ORDINANCE NO. 10-69 To amend Section 340.0034 of the Municipal Code of the City of Racine relating to schedule of forfeitures. The Common Council of the City of Racine do ordain as follows: Part 1. Section 340.0034 of the Municipal Code is hereby amended by striking therefrom the following: Offense 1st 2nd 3rd "25.12 Dogs 5 10 3rd violation Court Mandatory (Am. 99-66)" and Inserting in lieu thereof the following: Offense 1st 2nd 3rd (a) No person shall discharge or cause to be discharged into the sanitarv wr.

quality of discharges from city waste water works. (3) Aooroval bv Council. The aukte net steers 27.50-28.50; standard to established by the Board under paragraph 1 and the standards and limits established under paragraph 2 above shall not be low good 23.50-26.50; dairy heif WORD come effective until they have been sub DAYS ers 22.50-24.50: commercial any waste waters having physical properties and concentrations of chemical constituents or such other physical and chemical properties which exceed the standards and limitations established by the Board of Standards under Section hereof and adopted by the Common Council. (b) Should any sewage have the characteristics set out In (a) above, the City mfY' J1evermeless' ccept such sewage sublect to individual agreements which specify pretreetment or controls on rates and quantities of discharges which. In the opinion of the Enainer.Mnnr 25-47 Dogs S10 IS 20 4th olet on Court Mandatory mitted to me common council or the City of Racine and approved by It.

Such guidelines, standards and limits shall, upon approval by the Common Council, be filed In the Office of the City Clerk of the City of Racine and shall become effective upon such filing. dairy heifers 21.50-23.10; utility cows 22.50-23.50; canners and cutters 20.00-22.00; commercial dairy bulls 26.00-27.00; common bulls 23.50-25.50. 25 40, i' 25 50 25.51 (4) Appeals. To hear and decide anneals 25.52 where It Is alleged there is error In any order, requirement, decision or determi Part 2. This ordinance shall take effect uoori protect the wastewater works arid wastewater treatment process, or the City may Calves: Monday's market passage and publication.

Sili if! SELL 17! fry if Mow You'Ei Call nation by the Engineer-Manager In the administration of this ordinance, the Engineer-Manager shall be disauallfied ancpt men sewage suoject to assed oy tne common council May 1969. steady; choice veal calves 42.00-1 from sitting es a member of the Board Approved May 1969. KENNETH L. HUCK, Mayor. in any appeal under this paragraph.

(5) Decision of Board. In exercising Its 48.00; good 36.00-40.00; common 30.00-34.00; culls 30.00 and Butter Attest: and Eggs powers under this ordinance the Board GEORGE H. BENSON, City Clerk. Hogs: Monday's market 1st pub. May 1311 ORDINANCE NO.

12-69 To create Section 7.055 of the Municipal steady 25-50 higher; leight- You Can Cancel After 1st Insertion (Before 9 A.M. Day of Publication) 4 Days 5V2C Word -1 Day 6c Word Deadline for copy is 3 P.M. Day More Publication except for Sunday, 3 P.M. on Friday and for Monday, 10 A.M. en Saturday.

(SAMPLE) RUMMAGE SALE (address, days and hours) Furniture, clothing, antiques, miscellaneous housewares, girls' bikes (2) snow blower, shop tools and assorted books. All good condition, (in Agate type). (25 words, 7 times $1.25 per day) weight butchers 21.75-23.50; top Cod of the City of Racine relating to rn use of the Fifth Street boat ramp. ine common council or tne city or Racine do ordain as follows: 23.50; heavyweight butchers 20.50-21.50; light sows 19.50-20.00; heavies 17.00-18.50; boars Part 1. mey, in conformity with the provisions of this ordinance, reverse or affirm, wholly or partly or may modify the order, requirements, decision or determination appealed from, and make such order, requirement, decision or determination as ought to be made, and to that end shall have all of the powers of the Engineer-Manager.

12.10 Penalties. (a) Notice. Any person found to be violating any provision of this onllnance shall be served by the City with written notice stating the nature of the violation and providing a reasonable time limit for the satisfactory correction thereof. (b) Any person who shall continue any Section of the Municipal Coda la hereby created to read as follows: CHICAGO (AP) Chicago Mercantile Exchange-Butter wholesale buying prices: 93 score AA 6714; 92 A 6714; 90 6414; 89 Cars 90 65; 89 62. Eggs: wholesale buying prices grade A whites 30; mediums 25; standards 29.

Your 17.50 and down. USE OF FIFTH STREET BOAT RAMP Lambs: Monday's market No person shall use the boat ramp at Fifth Street for launching or landing any it except curing Tne oays end hours of ration established by the Parks and Commission of the Citv of Ra steady; good to choice lambs; 26.00-30.00; common' to utility Jotii'iicii-f imes violation beyond the limit provided for in oaraoreph (a) shall be sublect to the 22.00-25.00; culls 16.00-18.00; cine, and then only upon payment of the launching fee prescribed by the Commission from time to time, which fees shall not exceed the following limits: penalties provided by Section 1.07 of the ewes and bucks 4.00-6.00. Municipal Code of the City of Racine. (c) Chicago Grain amages. In addition to any penalty (a) Hate on iwonaey Through Friday, provided herein, any person violating the led fifty cents (50c) per launch, Da ordinance snail become Sunday and holl- (bl Ret on Saturday, Ret on Saturday CHICAGO (AP) Wheat No! Km! rovisions ot this ikH to any expense, loss or da one ooiiar tsi.uui per launch.

Ity bv reason 1 hnrrl wllnur 1 VAL n- Nr. 9 nft oamage sustained by the Seasonal pass for City of Racln PIGGYBACK TRAFFIC UP Railroads' piggyback traffic in residents, five dollars ISi.W)." i red 1.3414 n. Corn No 2 yellow 1.32 No 3 yellow 1.27ft. Oats No 2 extra heavy white 68 n. 1968 had loadings of 1,337,149 of such violation.

Pari J. This online nee shall take effect upon passage and publication. Passed by the Common Council May 6. 196. Approved May 196.

KENNETH L. HUCK, Mayor. Attest: GEORGE a BENSON, City Clerk. MSB cars, up 11 per cent over 1967. ran x.

This ordinance shall taka effect upon passage and publication. Passed by the Common Council May 196. Approved May t. 16. KENNETH HUCK.

Mayor. Attest: GEORGB BENSON, City Clerk. The 2,174.616 trailers carried Soybeans No. 1 yellow 2.73'n. were up 10 per cent Soybean oil 8.77 n..