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nnrw o- -'v 1U :94 OikUnfc21Erbune Sat. The Weather 1 Teachers- Union Quits Job Talks 3-DayOuHook NORTHERN CALIFORNIA outlook Monday IkroMli Wednesday. Variable higti cteudmess. Chanco ot showers and thundershowers mountain areas afternoons and evenings. Low clouds and tog along the coast.

Temoero-maLHigh- tumaveroainanear normaL est In the tow Me to tow toe except ligh- cent the coast. in the low Ms Lowest In the 50c. Forecasts negotiated his, he said. He was referring to Controller Houston Flournoy, Republican gubernatorial -candidate and Secretary of State- Edmund G. Brown Democratic candidate for governor.

Bagley contended that his bill would not be voided by Prop. 9, but be agreed that it was partly aimed at his Democratic opponent. Assembly-man Ken Cory, D-Garden Grove. He said Cory had collected $500,000 during his prinfcry campaign from two the guise of political reform, said Sen. David Roberti, D-Lob Angeles.

-does not ange the system for the uture. It doesnt cover the past. It just provides a temporary possible advantage that some candidates think they might get.1 Roberti said in an interview that the measure could help those candidates who had already obtained sufficient campaign "We have no way of knowing if Flournoy has negotiated his loans or if Brown has 'Widespread rams are forecast for the entire eastern Bey Area-Lew clouds and fog wooding inland nights and mom-Ings but mostly fair with- variable high clouds Inland areas afternoons tomorrow. Chance local night end morning drizzle. Little temperature change.

Lows in the SOI. Highs in tower Ms along coast and ns Inland. Small craft advisory tor winds westerly IS to knots. Northwestern Californio Low J9Pl Mostly NorltNMtf wind 10 to 20 mjt h. with mings nights and morning but mostly talr inland areas afternoons ing drizzle on coasLlSme temper ture mid SOI to tower Htohs mM Ms to mid Ni.

Wosf to northwest winds to fo 3pm.p.h. afternoons. Santa Clara VoNoy NlgM and morning low clouds but mostly fair with voriablo high clouds afternoons thru tomorrow. Little lem Northwest wind TO to 20 mj.h. with seabgard for today and tomorrow.

The U.S. Weather Service expects skies to clear on the Pacific Oaqgk during the weekend, bringing warm temperatures! Light rainfall is forecast for sections of the Southwest. Reagan Veto Puts Demos on the Spot School Groups Asked to Return former members, recommendations, made to the school board separately from the commission's own proposals, would be considered by the commission whether or not I "We are legally in com-plaince with everything, he insisted. Brown said his office notified, the party about the need to call the convention in mid-June, two weeks before the deadline for doing so. It is unfortunate that the governor felt the need to resort to distortion of fact to justify his veto, Brown said.

ANGLERS PocMc August TkMt art Nig 31 5:30 September 1 5:59 0.2 12:18 14 1144 The smaller of Oakland's two public school teachen' organizations pulled out of talks yesterday with Oakland public school officials over new terms of employment, but the larger group kept negotiating. Swift, president of Lo-cal 771 of the American- Federation of Teachers, said he and AFT staff organizer Mike Bradley left fhe talks because they felt the district and the Oakland Education Association were dragging their feet and not negotiating. He said they'll return to the talks if mediation is begun. Swift said the AFT wants to get into mediation because then we know the district is gonna start to talk. He accused the district and the OEA id running a game on us to delay mediation, rather than making a serious effort to reach agreement prior to the scheduled Sept.

10 opening of school. The AFT, which has two seats on the teachers' Certifi-cated Employes Council, doesn't want school to open without an agreement. But the OEA, which holds the 'other seven CEC seats, has indicated willingness to continue negotiating beyond Sept. 10 if necessary, with with schools kept open during such talks. TIDE TABLE PgyXgM Tkm IlflgMi TMtt Oslo Nig 5.0 5.27 10 11:47 5.5 5.1 ft02 1.8 Nig 4 SACRAMENTO (AP -Republican legislation clamping a STS, 000 lid on huh al donation! stal the state Senate, yesterda ter Democrats complained that it.

was unfairly aimed at The 9-16 vote was ter short of the 27 needed for passage, but supporters held the roll Asset! The measure, introduced by Assemblyman William Bag-ley, the Republican candidate for controller, would apply to donations from individuals or corporations. It would take effect immediately after being signed by the goverao Supporters said the Kill would help curb influenceof big campaign donors. I think there is an abuse here that needs correction, Said Sen. Milton Ma k. San Francisco, the measure's floor manager.

I think it's a matter of good government in a state like California to put a limit like 325,000. It's a lot of money. But Democrats produced a legislative counsel's opinion saying the measure would have no effect after Prop. 9, the political reform initiative, becomes law next year. It's legislation like this that creates cynicism under Sinatra Eludes Crowd in S.F.

Old Blue Eyes left crowd bangin, but still rived at a San Francisco at torncys office yesterday to give a deposition in a $15 million bodily assault suit. Entertainer Frank Sinatra, who disappointed 200 gawkers Thursday by mg. appearings pleading plane trouble, eluded a like number yesterday as he quietly entered the side door of a downtown office that houses attorney Marvin Lew- is. Lewis is representing Frank J. Weinstock, a Salt Lake City insurance executive who is suing Sinatra and members of his entourage, who Weinstock contends were involved in a beating he received in the restroom of a Palm Springs hotel.

W. T. (Bill) Galt VANCOUVER, B.C. (AP) -WrT. (Bill) Galt, 51 managing editor of the Vancouver Sun, died yesterday of lung cancer.

SACRAMENTO (AP) Not in a mood to do his foes any favprs. Gov. Ronald Reagan vetoed a bill yesterday that would have let California Democrats skip their election-year platform convention this year. The Democrats already had decided, at the last minute, to hold the meeting in the Capitol today. Democratic state chairman John L.

Burton had hoped to forget the convention this year, contending the session' required by law serves little purpose. "The whole thing doesnt make any sense, said Burton, a congressman from San Francisco. Reagan, smarting from Senate rejection of four of his key differed. State party conventions serve a genuine he said in his veto message. And he took a direct swipe at Burton and Secretary of-State Edmund G.

Brown the Democratic nominee for governor. The bill was hastily and tardily conceived in order to cover the embarrassment of the chairman of the Democratic party, who -violated the Elections Code by failing to notify the secretary of state by July 1, 1974, of the date of his partys convention, prescribed by law to take place in August. The secretary of state ignored the violation until it was brought to his attention by the news media. Then, rather than enforce the law, he and the party chairman sought to change it." Burton denied the party failed to meet the. law.

toir with variable clouds otherwise chance few 'showers or thundershowers thru tomorrow. Slightly cooler Inland. Sacramento Valley Mostly fair thru tomorrow but with variable High cloudiness. Brief morning low ctouds today extreme south pari. Little temperature change.

Lows mid Sfe to mid Ms. Highs mid Ms to mweas except low 10s In the delta. Southwest winds to IS tn.h.p. except to 30 m.h.p. In the delta.

Mount Shasta Siskiyou Area-Mostlv fair with variable clouds and chonce tow showers or thundershowers thru tomorrow. Slightly -cooler. Funeral Notices IINNITT, KiHitnin Howard Berkeley. Augutf ft 197 beloved its Ter of the late Robert Howard Bennett, 1 devoted titter of Julia Bennett Fuller; lovtAf aunt of Robert Howard Bennett Jr Maxwell Toft Bfnnctt and Michael Woodworth Fuller. Private tarvicet pendlnt.

HANSEN. Frod W. to Oakland August ft 1974 A resident at Pleasant Hill. Beloved hut bond ot Barbara Hansen, loving father at Jeffrey. Cheryl, Larry and Steven Hansen.

Grandfather of ML choet J. Hansen. Dear son at Mrt. Kay Hansen at Walnut Creek. A native at Oakland California.

Aga 44 years. An motavea at P.I.E. Oakland. Friends ore resaecffuliy invited to attend the funeral Monday September 1 at Christ the King Catholic Church Gregory and Broaden Streets Pleasant HiH where a mass of the resurrection wiH be celebrated for the reoote of his soul commencina at 10 AM- Recitation at the Rosary Sunday at I PM. Contributions in his memory may be mode to the American Cancer Society.

Funerot or-ranaements under the direction of OAK PARK HILLS CHAPEL Wolnut Creek Co. MARSHALL w. maw. Mm OOk- 1974 loving husband of Oobo Marshal of Oakland; father of William E. Marshall of Oakland and Mrs.

Ruth LJftoroi of Hammond, Indiana; brother of Mrs. Mae Johnson of Now York; grondfotbar of Tracy M. Marshall of Oakland. A native of MIL aeis; aged 8J years. A member of Martinsville Lions Chib.

Clark County Red Cress Chairman. A Scoutmaster and Methodist minister for many veers. Friends ore Invited to visit with the family end to MNfJmtir respects on -Sunday. Seofefiber from 12 to I o.m. Ot the CHAPEL OP THE CHIMES MORTUARY.

4499 Piedmont Oakland. Iqurnmenl Choael of the Chimes. kind. Augmftal CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES MORTUARY. OAKLAND BAPOSO, Antonia, of Sen Leandro.

Auwni 2. in bMved hinband of JOHOhin. Romm: lav mg faw si OH Raeow and lafntr-in-law et Pat Roadie; omt brother Arminda Rar-bew turn IUw. Jevoted trand-taltwr gl Cindv Rnaeie. A natio ot Azores Islands: deed 70 sears.

Friends are molted to attend services Saturday. Aueust list at 14 a hi. at me SANTOS-RORINSON MOROUARV. 1M Estudille Ave San Leandro. Interment Holy Seaulchre Cemetery.

Haverord. SANTOS-MORTUARY 403-0123 CARO OF THANKS ALAMEDA COUNTY HEART ASSN. acknowted.es memorial gifts. Moil to office. 11700 Gelt Links Oakland.

432-MM or present at Crocker Dank, 1450 Oroadwav. Oak. CITY Of HOPE gratefully ocknewledaes contributions. Caravel Ir Apts 207 Pacific Marina Alameda Co 046 7333 EMPHYSEMA FUNDS Alameda 6 Contra Casio Counties Lune Associations erate- fukv acknowledge memorial gilts. 1522 Webster Oakland 93-5474 105 Aslrid Pleasant Hid 035-0471 LEGAL NOTICE AuguU Sm rtMl 4:37 gjn.

Sm Mti 7:41 pjx. mm itait 3:41 g.m. Sggmktr Sw Ma IcN g.m. sm mu 7:49 pm. Mm (Hh pm.

Mm Mh 4:37 am. Necro Nevada Mratty IMr wltti is thro to varioble clouds tnrg tomorrow. Chanco taw afternoon an evening Little temperature change. San Joaquin Volley Folr with variable high clouds thru tomar- row. Brief morning low clouds near f.

Little the delta today. Little temperature change. Lows In mid SOI north to upper Ah south. Highs In upper Ms to mid Kb, Winds mostly northwest forty to 5 to lSm.p.h. except westerly m.p.h.

In the delta Monterey Boy Areg-Low clouds end fog along the coast spreading Inland Maher ousts otter noons. Livermore Volley Late night and morning tow clouds otherwise mostly fair with variable high clouds thru tomorrow. Little tem perature change. Westerly wind 10 tojn m.pji. gusty afternoons.

Diabls San Romeo and Manage variable Valievs Mostly talr with variab high clouds thru tomorrow except patchy nk jht and morning low cloudiness. Little temperature change. Lows mid 50s to tower 60s. Highs in upoer 70S to mid 10s. Westerly winds 15 to 25 m.pJu gusty otter- California Summary Local drizzle was reported near the.

coast this morning os tog and low clouds once again covered the coast and extended tar -Into the midday the clouds had cleared from the coast- out! persisted along coastal dsr Bill valleys. By at valleys end south coast but still me northern and central coasts. Skies are mostly sunny over the interior, however moisture associated with an upper level low pressure area off the north coast has resulted In some high level clouds over the northern half of California. A few afternoon cumulus buildups have formed over the- northern -mountains and Sierras. Little change Is anticipated In the weather pattern through the weekend Arith the chance of showers over the northern mountains and Sierras continuing as well as along the coast north at Pt.

Arena. Coastal temperatures this afternoon range from north to the low Ms south. Inland readings range from the low Ms in the delta region to 90s elsewhere except mountain stations are In the 70s and the deserts are over the century mark. Early morning low temperatures ranged from a chilly 37 degrees at Truckee to 77 degrees at Needles. Little change In temperatures is expected tor the next several days.

Temperature CALIFORNIA Bakersfcld 95 69 Kentficld Eureka 62 57 MntryArpt Fresno 91 58 Salinas LsAngeles 71 63 SanDjego MoffettFM 69 61 SanFmctc Needles 110 77 SFAIrport Oakland OS 57 SanJose OklndArpt 62 57 SantpBrbr PosoRbles 90 56 SantaMara 72 56 Red Bluff 93 59 SantaRosa 77 51 Sacrament II 59 Stockton 73 54 66 56 69 SI 74 61 61 55 57 70 51 72 61 NATIONAL Albany Aibuqerqe Amarillo Anchorage Asheville Atlanta AtlantcCtv Austin Billings Brmnghm Bismarck Boise Boston Brwnsvllle Buffalo BrilngtnVt ChriestnSC ChrlstnWV 71 59 Juneau 90 56 KansasCty IS 63 LasVegas 70 53 LHtleRock IS 67 Louisville 17 69 MamBech 05 72 MdlndOdss 07 65 12 71 Milwaukee 75 50 61 50 MpIsStPal 69 Nashvillle 61 53 NewO reins 92 56 NewYork 69 62 NorfolkVa 95 80 NrlhPlatte 77 60 17 61 72 62 Omaha 13 52 91 76 Orlando 92 73 77 69 Phladelph 91 72 CharttteNC 71 Phoenix 109 73 Cheyenne 73 Pittsburgh 10 68 10 62 PrilandMe 66 57 10 65 PortlandOr 70 62 00 61 Prvidence 77 64 90 70 Raleigh 17 73 01 67 RapidCity 66 47 06 74 Richmond 90 71 01 60 StLouis 00 50 04 46 StPrgTmp 91 72 05 51 SaltLkeCtv 95 60 04 59 SanAntoni 77 70 63 44 SonJanPR 16 75 91 59 St.SteMara 71 42 02 56 Seattle 71 55 63 54 Shreveport S3 70 850 SiouxFalls 76 55 51 Spokane 91 74 Syracuse 90 74 Tucson 10 60 Tulsa 90 70 Washingtn 91 70 Wichita Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland ColmbiaSC ColmbsOh DalFtWrth Dayton Denver DesMoines Detroit Duluth EiPaso Fairbanks Fargo Great FaUrf Helena Honolulli Houston Indianaplis JocksnMS -Jacksnvlle 09 55 75 62 100 60 14 61 92 73 13 62 CANADA Calgary Edmonton Montreal Ottawa 1 Regina fj Toronto Winnipeg 74 si Vancouver 55 45 76-54 59 50 80 57 LEGAL NOTICE REPORT vm (Itpvwiti rPWH usi NJ-R July ops nwaao 4 71. Ns June 39 113 Mvvill TM mJmwSBlWL account nil 05 2 Oul G04 CflCFVYlLLE TM MVOfl EMERYVILLE CALIF 4ea iClMIMN 85,248 M4MN MNI. twSHfi City IUI1 3449 Povll 3L IW74 (It) GARDEN SHOP 1057 MocARTHBR UVD. Between DUTTON 8 ESTUDIUO SAN IXANORO 6321 Sfi The Oakland school board's 'safety advisory commission has decided to invite groups which had resigned to return as- full-fledged members, but with no special privileges. Members also indicated the Prosecution Rejected in Land Dedl The Alameda County District Attorneys office is probably not going to proceed criminally at all against Albany Councilman Hubert F.

Call in connection With a controversial Albany Hill land transaction, says Charles Herbert, deputy district attorney. His conduct and bis actions were based on advice from the city attorney, Herbert said yesterday; it wouldn't be fair to charge him with a crime when he was following Salers advice since that counsel negates criminal intent, Herbert reasoned. He said he would cohipire statements made to him during his investigation with de-T positions in a pending civil suit seeking to the transaction. If the two correspond, he said, the D.A.s will back out of the matter aiid leave its resolution to the outemne of the suit. He declined to indicate what might happen if they didnt correspond.

Herbert had been investigating the possibility of a conflict of interest on Call's part regarding Call's Nov. 13, 1972, votes when the council approved a multi-million-dol-lar-development on the western base of Albany Hill Call subsequently sold 1.1 acres of his land atop the hill for $258,000 to the developer. Interstate General Pprp. (IGC), which then donjpd it to the city. This donation was part of a package under which the council gave IGC approval Nov.

13 for its residential project, known as Gateview. On Nov. 13, the council accepted an IGC offer to donate two acres to the city near the Office of Albany Hill for part of -wiark and to supply 3600,000 to buy nearby land (including Call's, as it turned' out) that would later be given to the city for the park. Call abstained on the vote to accept the $600,000 offer after voting with three other members of the five-man council to rezone some of IQC's ldhd to accommodate its project and to approve a permit for the project embodying donation of the two acres by IGC. LEGAL NOTICE FICTtlOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The following persons are doing Tapes Unlimited at business as: Tapes Unlimited 14U Endnal Avenue.

Alameda, CA 94501. I von -Mu Growl, 1101 Buena Vista Avenue. Alameda. CA 94501, Lester P. Crawford.

753 Lincoln Avenue Alameda, CA 9450L This business Is conducted by A General Partnership. IVAN M. GROWL. General Partner No. 070-August 31 Sept.

7 Si 14 (d) NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealedproposals will be received at me office of the Purchasing Division of the East Bay Municipal Utility District. 2127 Adeline Street, Oakland, California until 1:30 p.m.;' Wednesday. September IL 1974 and will at that hour be publicly opened and read at 2130 Adeline Street. Oakland, Calltor-Roorn MB for furnishing ao- iisning jjroximateiy975tons pt Quicklime Pardee Center. Proposal No.

3091 covering this material may be obtained by prospective bidders upon application at the office of the Purchasing Division, 2127 Adeline Street. Oakland. California. John H. Plumb Oakland Nol 9712 August 3L W74-(H) NOTICE 'OF PUBLIC.

HEARING Notice is hereby given that the Oakland City CouncH wiH hold a public hearing an consideration at adopting tha Oakland Seismic Safety and Satety Elemant and establishing the Seismic Safety and Safety section at the Oakland Pol lev Pton-tharebv adding to and Conn amending the Oakland rndnabtS' OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Qw Rm- Hro SsL taatey 9 CHAR-BROIL BAR-B-QUE Coohm( Cook-HI Ht. 3T. Cdor Back WmM 108 lbs. SoM Steal Bottom Utility Shell Lift-out Oak Ciittmi Boord. Cast boo Hood.

Hind It and Cook-mi Grates. CB-450A the dissidents return. But those recommendations would be considered by regular commission processes, the members indicated. They also agreed to give returning dissidents the same voice as other members in subsequent restructuring-of the commission, which seeks school board approval for continuing its work. John Carusone, the dis-.

trict's coordinator of community relations, told newsmen the former members have asked the commission to endorse their' proposals. He said they also implied they would return to the commission as members under certain conditions, including that they con stitute a separate committee. In a straw vote taken Thursday night. 17 commission members called for allowing them hack as part of the body's Structure, while 11 voted for letting them return as a separate committee if they so Thursday nights decisions were not formal votes because a quorum of the commission was nqt present. But they will be what commission chairman Laurence Bolling and other members hope, to tell former members prior to a school board meeting scheduled for 5 p.m.

Wednesday at the district administration building, 1025 2nd Ave. The board is then to consider the commission proposals, as well as those made to it early this month by the former members. The commissions proposals in part deal with ways of improving security at schools, improving staff competence and bettering communication between students, staff qnd parents. The former members stressed improving the quality of education as the way to curb the violence of education. Funeral Held For Mrs.

Fay Roeth, 80 Funeral services have been held for Fay Watson Roeth, wife of George Roeth founder of Housewives' Groce-' teria. Mrs. Roeth died Wednesday at the age of 80. A native of Vacaville, Mrs. Roeth graduated from the Univers of California, Berkeley in 1916 with degree in English.

Mrs. Roeth lived in Piedmont from 1922 to 1966, and moved to Oakland in 1966. She was a member of the Piedmont Community Church and the churchs Women's Guild. She was also a member of the Delta Delta Delta Sorority. Roeth; a pioneer Oakland resident, founded Housewives Groceteria, now Sixth Street Market, in 1914.

He was also owner of the Independent Wholesale 'Grocery Copipany for 30 years. He died Also surviving are a George HI of Fruto, a daughter, Suzanne R. Beckett of Orinda; three sisters, Cornelia Finan, Lorraine Watson and Sadie Wood, all of Rossr 12 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Services were held yesterday at Albert Brown Mortuary la Oakland: Contributions to the Alameda County Heart Association are preferred. MTAIH VIEW CEMETERY Association A community non-profit corporation 5000 Piedmont Ats.

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0342 August SERIES 700 Model. Reg. 69.95 OAKLAND CITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO. 54206 C.M.S. RESOLUTION DECLARING THE INTENTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF OAKLAND TO ORDER THE VACATION OF A PORTION OF OLD REDWOOD ROAD SOUTH OF SKYLINE BOULEVARD.

WEST OF REDWOOD ROAD; REFERRING TO A CERTAIN MAP FOR PARTICULARS OF THE PROPOSED VACATION; ELECTING TO-PROCEEO UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF PART 1 OF DIVISION 91 OF THE STREETS AND HIGHWAYS CODE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA: DETERMINING THAT THE PUBLIC CONVENIENCE AND -NECESSITY REQUIRE THE RESERVATION OLIEfAflRTASNlCjE AND EXCEPTING. FROM THE VACATION. OF THE EASEMENT AND RIGHT TO -CONSTRUCT. MAINTAIN. AND OPERATE STORM DRAIN.

ELECTRIC ENERGY AND TELE- FACILITIES AND ALL. AP- PHONE AND TELEGRAPH OUTDOORFURMTURE PURTENANCES THERETO. IN ANO OVER PORTIONS OF OLD REDWOOD ROAD PROPOSED TO BE VACATED; FIXING THE TIME AND PLACE FOR HEARING PERSONS INTERESTED IN OR OBJECTING TO THE PROPOSED VACATION; AND DIRECTING THE CITY CLERK TO HAVE A DIGEST OF THIS RESOLUTION PUBLISHED. DIGEST AND NOTICE OF HEARING 20 io30 Nottea Is haraOy givan that (tit Htti day el Saptotnbar. N74 of X31 iid Ilia Council CttamOar In Ilia City is hcrabv fixed as Ilia lima and g.m., Hall.

Oakland. California, as ttw ploc. tor hearing aH parsons Interested in or objecting to the prooosed vocation el a portion ot Old Redwood Rood south of Skyline Boulevard. West el Redwood Road; the City Council declares Its intention to vacate said portion or Old Redwood Rood south al Skyline Boulevard, west at Redwood Read. Reference is hereby made tor particulars al the prooosed vocation an entitled "Proposed Vacation Portion of Old Redwood S.

at Skyline W. of Redwood an file In the xcgwggg a. anyi RED HOT SPECIAL! REPLACEMENT CHAISE PADS office at the City Clerk. The Council at the City of Oakland finds and determines that the public convenience and necessity reaulre the reservation and excaot-once from the vacation, pursuant to the provisions at Sections 1330 and 1331 of the Streets and Highways Code at the State of California at the easement and right to construct, maintain, and operate storm drain. Comoro-hensive Plan and Oakland's genera Vhfiieoring wiH be at 7:30 P.M.

Tuesday. Septembar HI 1974 In tha CouncH Chambers. City Halt. Mh and Washington Streets, Oakland. AH Interested persons are Invited to attend end be heard.

For further Information contact tha City Planning Department, sixth floor, Cith HaN. (Phono 27 3941). KODCn JUVUwNH CHv Clerk Na 1314 August 3L 1974 (V) electric energy and toiephana and telegraph facilities and aH aoourte-nonces therefor in and over portions bt Otd Redwood Road proposed to ROmnnSwAMbx KH.WMI ratOMta OinNMTinfFsaMM BMRTMimirniiClBwMI L-UICwneaOM lOMORtnOO 4711 tom a SKssmtMiSkmwM swnmcaiasB hbmmsm wssmiAMHia saHTuuniOMM uWMHilbTnSMwsilky StKmoiMiba REG. 12.00 vacated. Resolution directs CHv Clerk to have a digest at said resolution published tor ana day In one entke iswe cf the Oakland Tribune.

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