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DAYTON DAILY NEWS July 10, 1982 Deaths, Funerals Ex-county worker sues over dismissal Carol 62, of 145 Murray Dr, Friday. if, 4. Services II a m. Monday, (Tobias, Beavercreek). ZUHL, William 79, of 818 Neal Friday.

(Bradfpoord-Connelly ft Clickler). Southwest Ohio ANSONIA: Clifford Swisher. 95, of 92S6 VS. 127, Friday. Services 2 p.m.

since 1965. KATHY ELLISON, Ford's attorney, said the dispute occurred near the women's restroom after the other woman allegedly was bumped as she came through the door. Ford's lawsuit alleges she was discriminated against both as a black woman and in retaliation for her earlier lawsuit. Norris could not be reached for comment Friday. Ellison said Ford appealed her firing to the Ohio Personnel Board of Review and an administrative judge recommended a 10-day suspension instead of the firing; however, the board reversed the recommendation and upheld Norris' action.

A former clerk supervisor In Montgomery County Juvenile Court hn filed shit In U.S. District Court against her former boss, claiming she was discriminated against when he fired her a year ago. Marian S. Ford, of 1116 Lexington Friday asked for reinstatement and back pay, and the elimination of any further, similar practices In the future. She has received notice of her right to sue from the U.S.

Department of Justice. Ford was fired Aug. 21, 1981, for fighting with woman co-worker on July 10, the day she signed a settlement with County Clerk L. Junior Norris over an earlier discrimination suit she had brought, the lawsuit said. Ford had been employed by the office Monday, St Paul Lutheran Church, Greenville.

(Zechar, Greenville) t. tJ' BRADFORD: Herbert A. Schellenbarg 35, of 9320 U.S. 36, Friday. Services 1:30 p.m.

Monday. (Stocker) CEUNA: Morris Kock, 71, of 200 Jill Tues tfl. day. Services 2 p.m. Sunday, (Dick Sons) COLDWATER: lorenz Dayton Area Digest State reverses, drops finding against sheriff The Ohio Auditors office hat dropped a $338 finding for recovery against Montgomery County Sheriff Tom Wilson in connection with a series of breakfast meetings where public funds were used to buy food.

State auditors earlier this year the finding against Wilson because he used public money to pay for food at monthly breakfast meetings held with representatives of the Montgomery County Fraternal Order of Police and his office In 1980 and 1981. John Conley, spokesman for State Auditor Thomas Ferguson's office, said the use of public money to pay for coffee and breakfast is allowed according to an opinion by Attorney General William Brown. Talawanda names superintendent Gary Denlinger, former assistant superintendent In the Little Miami school district, has been named superintendent of the Talawanda district In Oxford. Denlinger, 34, will succeed Gene Griffith who Is retiring Aug. 1 after 31 years In education.

Denlinger started as a teacher at Northmont High School and was there for four years beginning In 1970. In 1976-77 he was a counselor at the Montgomery County Joint Vocational School. He also served as high school principal In the Little Miami district He holds degrees from Heidelberg College In Tiffin and Wright State University. Miami County approves budget The Miami County Commission Friday approved a nearly $9 million general fund budget for the 1983 fiscal year. The 1983 budget anticipates revenues totalling (6.4 million while expenditures are estimated at $8.9 million.

The estimated expenditures for 1983 are likely to be cut after the county budget commission issues certificate of resources next January, detailing how much money can actually be appropriated for 1983. The growth of the budget is partially due to the fact that the county's costs for utilities, insurance and taxes (on county-owned properties) are all going up. In addition, all elected officials in the county will receive salary increases next year. Rosengarten. 86, of 719 Main Thursday.

Serv 01 Obltuttflai oils, mother, Mary Ellen Llllard of Dayton: 5 daughtrrs, Crystal, Evelyn, Jacqueline ft Shirley Camp, Marcla Connors all of Dayton; 3 brothers, Tommie Camp ft Albert Kilcreaae both of Indianapolis, William Camp Jr. of Columbus; 2 si iters, Helen Curry ft Caroly Henry both of Indianapolis; 4 grandchildren, other relatives ft friends Including devoted friend, Rote Ana Hall of Columbus. Memorial Services 1:00 P.M. Saturday at Bowman Funeral Chapel South, 2060 Germantown St. Rev.

William Plner officiating. DICUSON, Orie A age 71, of 378 Travis Dr, Dayton, passed away Thursday at his residence after a lengthy Illness. He Is survived by his wife, Ella Bee Dickison; 2 daughters, Laverne King and bus-band. Bob of Dayton, Sherry Deaa and husband, Greg of Laura. 3 tons, Marvin L.

and wife, Barbara of Dayton, David D. and wife, Sally of Laura, Charles D. and wife, Irene of Fort Orr 3 sisters, Oma Bromley of Centerville, Mabel Price of Cynthiana, Ky. and Helen Chandler of Phoenix, 3 brothers. Jack Dickison of Falmouth, John Law-son of Burlington, Ky.

and Maxwell Lawson of Covington, Ky.iSur-vived by a sister-in-law. Kay Chitwood of Centerville: 11 grandchildren, 3 greatgrandchildren and dear friends Mr. and Mrs. .1. C.

Smith of Dayton. He was retired from NCR. Funeral services 10 a.m. Monday, Tobias Funeral Home, Beavercreek Chapel, 3970 Dayton-Xenia Rd. at Grange Hall, Pastor Larry Thomas officiating.

Interment Willow View Cemetery. Friends may call from 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. U.S. court backs Miami in no-car-on-campus rule ices were today, Holy Trinity Catholic Church, (Hogenkamp) EATON: Marguerite Markey, 83, of the Rust Rest Home, Wednesday.

Services 10 a.m. Monday, Eaton Visitation Catholic Church. (Barnes) FRANKLIN: George Arend, 97, of Franklin, Thursday. Services 2 p.m. BORDERS, Paul, 41, of 529 Oxford Ave, Sunday In Lake Butler, Fla.

Services 2:30 p.m. Monday. (McUn) CADE, Pearl, 89. of 234 Metro Gardens, Friday. (House of Wheat) CAMP, Virgil, 44, formerly of Dayton, June 27 in Miami, Fla.

Memorial services 1 p.m. Saturday. (Bowman, South) DICUSON, Orle 71, of 378 Travis Dr Thursday. Services 10 l.m. Monday.

(Tobias, WitervUet) FAIRCHUJ), William, 63, of 2328 Rondowa Ave, Mad River Thursday. Services 1:30 p.m. Monday, Jooei-Preston Funeral Home, FIGHTMASTER, Sarah 82, of 2713 Haig Kettering, Friday. Services 2 p.m. Monday, Kettering First Church of the Naiarene.

(Tobias, Watervliet) GOLSON, Terry Infant daughter of Joanna Williams and Steven Golson of 529 Wejtwood Ave, Tuesday. Services 10 a.m. Monday at West Memory Gardens. (H.H. Roberts) HALL, Frank, 71, formerly of Dayton, Thursday In New Carlisle.

Services 1:30 p.m. Monday, St. Mark's Lutheran Church, New Carlisle. (Trostel-Chapman, New Carlisle) HOLT, Henry, 74, of 624 Kammer Friday. (Bowman) HOWARD, Essie, 85, of 717 Clement Friday.

(Bowman) KUHBANDER, Margaret of 3942 Largo Lane, Saturday. (Westbrock) 71, of 47 Indiana Thursday. Services 2 p.m. Monday, Lewis-Sullivan Funeral Home, Seaman, Ohio. (Schlientz ft Moore, Wayne) MILLER, Mary 74, formerly of Dayton, Friday in Tampa, Fla.

Services Monday. (Curry, Tampa) MOORE, Eddine 72, of 1556 SpringhiU Ave, Kettering. Services 10 a.m. Monday, Washington Heights Baptist Church. (Tobias, Watervliet) OTT, Grace, 81, of Dayton, June 29.

Memorial services 2 p.m. Sunday. (Meyer Boehmer) RAPP, Wayne 37, of Northrldge, Friday. (Martin, Northrtdge) Monday, Eaton Visitation Catholic Church. (Eaton) accomplished If the conduct rule was restricted to on-campus enforcement It Is not appropriate for a court to substitute Its judgments on educational techniques for that of the trustees," Rubin wrote In his 13-page decision.

The university prohibits undergraduates from having cars and motorcycles "In the Oxford area" without university permission. Rubin said students can enroll at another university if they don't like Miami's policy. Rubin said the students' argument the policy violated their rights under the due process and equal protection clauses of the Constitution was unfounded. He also rejected the students' argument that their right to travel was being violated. CINCINNATI (AP) A federal Judge has agreed that Miami University's century-old educational policy of total Involvement does not violate students' civil rights, even though they can't have cars on campus or in town.

Miami banned horses for students after It opened In the early 1800s in the southwest Ohio city of Oxford. The ban later was updated to Include cars and motorcycles. VS. DISTRICT JUDGE Carl Rubin on Friday threw out a student challenge to the policy. He said the policy doesn't violate students' constitutional rights to privacy or travel.

University officials said the policy Is designed to limit the number of vehicles in Oxford and cut down on distractions for students. "This objective would not be FRANKLIN; James E. Bradford, 56, of 112 Boys Wednesday. Services were today. (Eaton) LEBANON: Lela E.

Duff, 89, of 514 W. High Waynesville, Thursday Graveside services 10 a.m. Monday, Lebanon Ceme tery. (Oswald) SABINA: Florence V. Haines, 87, of 284 S.

How ard Thursday. Services Kettering man dies in crash 3 p.m. Monday. (Littleton) SABINA: Ora Houseman, 86, of 122 S. Jackson ia Second in two weeks Thursday.

Graveside services 1 p.m. Monday, Sabina orensic center man Cemetery. (Littleton) ST. MARYS: Minnie E. Bacher, 80, formerly of St.

an apparent suicide Marys, Thursday in Cincinnati. Services were today. (Yoder-LomgiFolk) 47 hearing the motorcycle start down Dodson Road at approximately 5:30 a.m., though none reported hearing the crash, a Patrol spokesman said. The accident was reported by a motorist driving by on 1-70, but Hastings was dead when a highway patrolman arrived, police said. Dodson apparently walked or crawled back to his motorcycle after the crash, then attempted to leave to get help before collapsing on Dodson Road, the Patrol reported.

The Patrol spokesman reported that Hastings had recently purchased the motorcycle and had bought a 30-day license tag, but did not have a motorcycle operator's license. ST. MARYS: Lewis D. Davis, 62, formerly of St A 21-year-old Kettering man died shortly after his motorcycle collided with a guardrail on a dead-end road north of Brookville just before dawn today. He was identified as Michael D.

Hastings, of 3044 Blackhawk Kettering. The accident occurred on Dodson at the north embankment of 1-70. The Ohio State Highway Patrol reported that Hastings was not wearing a helmet, and sustained massive head and Internal injuries. His motorcycle was traveling at a high rate of speed, and left skid marks approximately 160 feet in length, the Patrol reported. NEARBY RESIDENTS reported Marys Friday in Holiday, By ACE ELLIOTT Daily News Staff Writer i The second suicide In less than two Vj weeks occurred today at the Dayton V.

forensic Center on the Dayton Mental Health Center grounds. Fla. Services 10:30 a.m Wednesday. (Yoder-Long Folk) SIDNEY: Oscar P. Wil Hi Hams, 72, of 711 Campbell Thursday.

Services 10 a.m. Monday, Holy Angels According to Larry Chambers, Montgomery County coroner's Investigator, a 24-year-old man from McGera apparently hanged himself with a bed sheet tied to a fire sprinkler head. The body was found by attendants about Catholic. Wiley) 8 JO a.m. Father charged in child-assault case -Chambers said the man was trans 01 Obltuorlni at their home Oct 31, 1981.

The suicides brought a protest by James Tamme, president of the Ohio Cicil Service Employees Association at the Center. He said today's death marks the third since the center opened June 2, 1980. In October 1981, an 18-year-old man hanged himself with a sheet tied to a sprinkler head also. "They aren't supposed to hold any-' more than 40 pounds," Tamme said. William Sherer, acting director of the Forensic Center, said the sprinklers have been a concern.

He said it is not the sprinkler head but a guard over them installed to protect the outlets that thf suicides have used. He said a complaint has been lodged with the Ohio Department of Buildings and Factories. Sherer said one possibile remedy Is installing the sprinklers in ceiling recesses but that requires a heat sensitizer, a small metal disk, that is exposed and could be used as a weapon. ferred to Dayton from the Lima State Hospital in February, 1981. THIS name was being withheld pending notification of next of kin.

is "at. Mitchell. The child was taken to the hospital late Thursday in an unconscious state by her father, police said. The father told hospital authorities that the child Injured herself by falling down stairs in his apartment Thursday, according to the police report. Hospital authorities reportedly called police, who questioned the man and placed him under arrest.

A six-year-old girl remained in a coma at Children's Medical Center today while her father was being held In Dayton City Jail on charges of felonious assault and gross sexual imposition. The child was reported in critical condition with severe injuries to the head and stomach. Her father was ordered held in lieu of $50,000 cash bond at his arraignment Friday before Dayton Municipal Judge Bush ON JUNE 27, A 21-year-old Huber Heights man also hanged himself with a Sheet tied to a sprinkler head at the SAMSON, Paul 56, of 455 Watervliet Friday. Services 11 a.m. Monday.

(Westbrock) SEWELL, William Turk," 61, of 4100 W. Third St, Wednesday. Services 1 p.m. Monday at Prayer Garden Church of God in Christ (Bowman) SPARKS, Florie 73, of 10975 Ayre Place, Ml-i amisburg, Wednesday. Services were today, Concord United Methodist Church.

(Carrigan 1 Mains, Englewood) THORNTON, Sherwood 26, Wednesday. Services 10 a.m. Tuesday. (House of Wheat) WHITE, Walter, of 4639 Cadaba Wednesday. Services noon Monday.

(McLin) center. i. victim was John Oram of 7638 Wildcat Rd. He had been at the center since January after being ruled incom-. petent to stand trial in the stabbing MARKEY, Marguerite age S3, formerly of 125 S.

Franklin Eaton, died Wednesday evening at the Rust Rest Home, Eaton, O. after-a lengthy illness. She was a member of the Eaton Visitation Catholic Church, St. Ann Society and the Home Garden Club. She was a lifelong resident of Preble County.

Her Leo died in 1961. She is survived by nieces ami nephews. Funeral Ma-will be held on Mond. 10 a.m. from the Eato Visitation CatbolK Church.

Rev. Edward H. Volker officiating. Burial Calvary Cemetery, Dayton, O. Family will receive friends i-8 p.m.

Sunday from the Barnes Funeral Home-Eaton Chapel, where prayer services will be conducted 8 p.m. Sunday evening. FIGHTMASTER, Sarah age 82, of 2713 Haig Kettering, passed away Friday at Kettering Memorial Hispiul. She was born March 2nd, 1900 In Cynthiana, Ky. where she resided until coming to Dayton 35 years ago.

She was preceded in death by her husband W.R. Fightmaster, Dec. 16, 1976, and a son Rev. William F. Fightmaster, March 1st, 1975.

Survived by 1 son James O. Fightmaster of Beavercreek, 1 brother James D. Ashbrook of Kettering, 7 grandchildren Ronald William David, Jonathon Mark, Anthony Paul, James Arthur, Terry L. and Sharon Sears. She was a Charter member of Kettering First Church of the Nazarene.

Funeral services 2 pm Monday at Kettering First Church of the Nazarene, 2280 E. Stroop Rd. Pastor Phil Bower officiating. Interment David cemetery. Friends may call 2 to 6 pm Sunday at the Tobias Funeral Home, 648 Watervliet Ave.

death of his mother, Mary Ellen Oram, Officer hurt in tiff with suspect Seating static 1 WOODBRIDGE.NJ.fAPi Motor- Th council has aonre WOODBRIDGE, J. (AP) Motor The council has approved an ordi nance, now awaiting state approval, that Would prohibit walking, jogging, driving or bicycling along any roadway while wearing stereo headphones. ists, pedestrians and cyclists who tune in to portable radios and tape players with lightweight headphones also are tuning out traffic hazards, according to the township council here. -r Dayton policeman officer R. W.

Waller sustained a broken right hand while subduing an unruly prisoner i Friday afternoon, according to police department reports. The incident occurred shortly after 5 j.nv at the Miami Valley Hospital emergency room. Police reported the 23-year-old prisoner was awaiting V' treatment for minor Injuriees suffered Two miner killed Pedestrian killed reports. Ptl. Elass and Waller arrested the man at his home when he became loud and abusive while they were investigating a call for assistance placed by the man's wife, police reported.

After being taken to the Safety Building, the man threatened both officers, then kicked Elass in the groin, police reported. Elass reportedly wrestled the prisoner to the floor, and the prisoner sustained minor injuries resulting in his removal to Miami Valley Hospital. Initially arrested on charges of obstructing official business and disorderly conduct, the prisoner subsequently was charged with aggravated menacing and two counts of assault on a police officer. LEGAL NOTICE OF HEARING The Planning Commission of the City of Moraine win hold a Public Hearing on Monday, Jury 19, IvK at 7 30 P.M., to hear a request tor retorting submitted by the Cllv of Dayton, to have the rating changed from R-J Single Family Residential lo B-2 General Business, for tne property known as Moraine City Lot No. 3233, located between 2705 and 2501 Oryden Road, between Kreitier Rd.

and 1-75. The Public Hearing wlH be held al the Cllv of Moraine Municipal Bui'ding, 4200 Drvden Road, Moraine. Ohio. AH Interested persons are invited lo attend. PAMELA M.

CONLEY, Clerk of Council No. 21303 n.jiio-,7 fhy. A elifflo with nrrperlno nffirore CLEVELAND (AP) Charles F. Anderson, 29, of Cleveland, a pedestrian on 1-71 in Cuyahoga County, was killed Sunday when struck by a car. WARSAW, Poland (AP) Two miners were killed and 20 suffered injuries during a cave-in at the Dymitrow mine in Bytom, southwestern Poland where 10 miners died last month, the Polish news agency PAP reported Friday.

BORDERS, Paul, age 41, of 525 Oxford died Sunday in Lake Butler, FL. A native of Georgia. Survived by bis wife, Viola; (4) sons, Paul Lynsey, Kenneth, all of Kentland, MD, Paul Jr. Dale of Lyn-wood, CA; (3) daughters, Carolyn, Marynelle ft Chevelle of Kentland, MD; mother, Mrs. Richie Borders; (1) sister, Mary Foreman, both of Dayton; (3) uncles, Bozana ft Eddie Borders Julius Watson, all of Jefferson, GA; (2) grandsons, Da-vonne Borders, Lyn-wood, CA, Terry Borders, Kentland, MD; (4) nieces, Julie Wiley, Iva McDougle Aretta Foreman, all of Dayton Etta Yvette Foreman, Jackson, MS; (4) nephews, Steve, Derrick ft Aaron Foreman, all of Dayton Ira Foreman, Chicago, ILL; a host of cousins ft friends.

Funeral services 2:30 p.m. Monday at the McLin Funeral Chapel, 1130 Germantown St. Rev. W.L. Rowland officiating.

Interment: Viewing 4-9 p.m. Sunday. Family will receive friends 7-9 p.m. at the Chapel. Processional will leave from 525 Oxford Ave.

earlier when the new struggle erupted and Waller broke his hand. i' WALLER'S HAND WAS placed in a i cast, and he was relieved of duty. The "prisoner was treated for undisclosed Vi injuries and returned to the city jail, "'according to police and hospital LEGAL NOTICE HEARING Monlgomary County Planning Commission Nolle haraoy glvtn that on Thursday, August II, 1M2, al 00 A.M., In the Tanth Floor Haarlns Room, County Admlnistrallon BuikHng, 451 W. Third Dayton, OH 45422, a public hearing win be hald on proposed amendments lo Ihe "Subdivision Regulations lor Montgomery County, Otiio." Proposed amendments may be Inspected during normal otftce hours In Ihe office of the Montgomery County Planning Commission, 4SI W. Third Street, Dayton.

Ohio. BENTON KESLING. Executive Dirtclor No. JI2W 7-W LEGAL NOTICE INVITATION TO BIO Bids wlH be received by the Montgomery County Board of Mental Retardation and Development Disabilities at the Office of Ihe Superintendent, 1114 North Main Street, Dayton, Ohio 45415 between the hours of 1:00 A.M. and 4:00 P.M.

dally (except weekends). Bids wIN be opened at 9O0 A.M. on Jury 19, 1912 for the following: School Buses lo transport students and adults. Th Board wit entertain bids to Purchase S3 (fifty-three) school buses, 34 (thirty-tour) of which are to be equipped with wheelchair Wis, and 19 (nineteen) of conventional entry. All units are to be 1974 model or newer and certified by th Stale of Ohio and able to pass Ohio Slate Highway Patrol School But Inspection Units ranging ki capacity from 20-42 passenger win be considered.

Terms of purchase, inspection and detiverv are contained in the specifications Owners of vehicles are encouraged to offer bids on on or more vehicles needed by the Board. For Instructions and specifications, bidders should contact Ihe Office of th Assistant Superintendent, 2610 Philadelphia Drive, Dayton, Ohio 45405 between 140 A.M. and 4:00 P.M. daily (except weekends). Telephone Number (513 271-4213.

The Board has Ihe right to reject any and all bkh or lo walv irregularities in the bidding. KENNETH W. RITCHEY Assistant Superintendent No. 21259 N-7 3-10 Word Sleuth Famous pirates ALKDE.RROBERSYV RYAHRYMDYDTVAE TRVAAAYENREVSR LEGAL NOTICE OF HEARING Nolle It hereby given mat on Wednesday, July 11, I9H at 4:00 p.m., or as soon thereafter as the mailer may be reached, In the Tenth Floor Hearing Room, County Administration 4S1 W. Third Dayton, OH 45422, a public hearing will be held by the Montgomery County Board of Zoning Appeals on an application filed by Bob Event Farm, Inc.

Case 1472, requesting under Article 41, Section 4104.01 1, a variance of 40 feel from the maximum height requirement of 40 feel In order to construct an BO-fool-high Identification tign In a B-4, Business Zoning District on Ihe property located at 4154 Linden Avenue situated in Section 21, Town 2, Range 7MRt, Mad River Township, Montgomery County, State of Ohio. The above noted application may be examined In the office of Ihe Montgomery County Board of Zoning Appeals during normal office hours. JOSEPH J. KLOSTERMAN, Secretary No. 2123 7-10 Cleveland library withdraws application for radio license CLEVELAND (AP) The Cleveland Public Library will withdraw its application for an operating license for WBOE-FM, apparently settling a dispute over who should operate the radio station, officials say.

For three years, the library has vied against the citizens group Cleveland Public Radio for rights to operate the station, previously run by the Cleveland public schools. The withdrawal by the library probably will result in the citizens group receiving a license from the Federal Communications Commission. Dr. Carl F. Asseff, president of the library trustees, said the library will cooperate with Cleveland Public Radio.

LEGAL NOTICE FOB BIDS Sealed bldt will be received in the Office of th Clerk of th Board ot county commitsioners. Room 1101, County LEGAL NOTICE FOB BlOf Sealed bids will be received in the Office of the Clerk of Adrmnistraiton Bunding, 41 west intro atrett, Dayton, Ohio 45422, until 1 JO p.m., July 21. 192, for: Concrete Repair Work for the Montgomery County Parks, Recreation and Maintenance Services Dept. the Board ot county commissioners, Koom iioi. kounry Administration Building, 451 West Third Street, Dayton, Ohio 45422, until 1J0 p.m..

Jury 21. 112. for: Reftoortng for Montgomery County Coroner's Office Said bids will be opened at IO0 by th Clerk of the 0 A A RTEVLWEAEA IYILVMKBVW NREFPW0IKG A A 0LNLAIGS Board of County Commissioners in Room 1001, County Said bids win be opened at 2KM) by the Clerk of the Administration puiiqine. Specifications are available at Ihe Purchasing Depart' menl. Room HIS, County Administration Building.

MOORE, Eddine age 72, of 1556 Spring Hill Kettering, passed away Thursday at Kettering Memorial Hospital. Survived by son and daughter-in-law, Rev. and Mrs. Jack (Rosalee) Moore of Columbia, N.J.; 3 grandsons, John Richard and Randall Moore; sister, Mrs. Miry Blondin aad brother, Otis Moore, both of California.

She was a member and Sunday school teacher at the Washington Heights Baptist Church. She was a national Bible teacher for Virginia Asher Bible Council. Funeral services 10 a.m. Monday, Washington Heights Baptist Church, 5650 Far Hills Pastor Larry Fetzer officiating. Interment Glen Haven Memorial Park.

Friends may call at the Tobias Funeral Home, 648 Watervliet 1-4 p.m. Sunday. Pursuant to Section 153.54. et of Ihe Ohio Revised Code, Ihe Bidder shan submit a Bid Guaranty In the form 01 either: a (a) A bond for Ihe fuH amount of the bid, conditioned thai the bid It accepted, the bidder alter the awarding or recommendation for awarding Ihe contract, wUI Board of County Commissioners III Room tuoi, bounty Administration Builong. Specificalons an available al Ihe Purchasing Department, Room 1115, County Administration Building.

Pursuant to Section 153,54, at ot the Ohio Revised Code the Bidder shall submit Bid Guaranty in Ihe form of either: (a) A bond for me full amount of fnetld, conditioned that If the bid It accepted, the bidder after Ihe awarding or recommendation for awarding ihe contract, il enter into a proper contract based upon the bid; or (b) A certified check, cashier's check, or tetter of credit pursuant to Chapter 1305, Ohio Revised Code, k) the amount of Ian percent (10) of the bid. If a ten percent (10) guaranty It submitted, provided the hirf i nrreelMl. Ihe hidfSer will, after the awardina OT mar mio a proper contract oeseo upon tne dm; or DI KRI0RHAAALAR OEANIDBWSWNWBA (b) A certified check, cashier's check, or taller of credit pursuant to Chapter 1305, Ohio Revised Code, In the amount of ten percent (10) of the bid. a ten percent (10) Guaranty It submitted, provided the bid It accepted, Ihe bidder will after the awarding or recommendation for awarding Ihe contract, enter Into 0 recommendation for awarding the contract, enter Into "MRWTKIDIKEDDRAW Yesterday's iMllsMclije: SULLIVAN Ml litteel Mrtl til tke iaram. They refl Ift all lorwara, beckwer, etaeoeally.

ValMMclMlMrt: fOSVAROTEACH a proper contract lo idemnttv tne lounty agamsi ea damage suffered by failure to perform Ihe contract by supplying performance bond in accordance with Section 153 54(2), et seq. of the Ohio Revised Code for the fuH amount of Ihe Contract. All potential bidders are hereby advised that Ihe Equal Employment Opportunity Reporting Procedures will be Incorporated In the contract. Bids thai be enclosed In a Inaction on law angers Kentucky abortion foes LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) Abortion foes are angry with the state attorney general for refusing to defend a new law restricting abortions.

U.S. District Judge Charles Allen issued a temporary restraining order against the law, scheduled to take effect July 15, which requires women to notify their husbands and minors to notify their parents before an abortion. Attorney General Stephen Beshear's office had said the law was unconstitutional and decided not to defend it. Ward a proper contract to toomniry me lounry ageinst an damage suffered by failure to perform th contract by supplying performance bond In accordance with Section 153.54(2), el seq of the Ohio Revised Code for Ihe fuN amount of the Contract. All potential bidders are hereby advised that th Equal Employment Opportunity Reporting Procedures wM be Incorporated in the contract.

Bids then be enclosed In a sealed envelop Identified at "Concrete Repair Work" and mutt have the tut nam and address ot Ihe bidder on Ihe envelope. Th County Commissioners reserve th right to resect any or all bldt and lo waive any Irregularities ot bldt, should seme be to the advantage of the County. By order ot the Board of County Csmmissionart of Montgomery County, OMo: JUANITA M. HUNN, Clerk No. 21255 N-7-3-10 sealed envelope identified at "Flooring" and must hay CAMP, Virgil age 44, of Columbus, Ohio, formerly of Dayton passed away June 27, 1982 in Miami.

Fla. He was born In Dayton ft had resided In Columbus 2 years. He is survived by his father, William H. Camp. Sr.

of Indlanap- 1 Ufittt Sharp Kidd Flint 7-10 Vtrnty Walker Ringros Morgan Avtry Bonney Ltgrand CTMalley t) 1M2 Kaif mural Syndcm. Inc. the tun name and address of the bidder on the envelope. The County Commissioner, reserve the right to elect any or all bids and to waive any kregulariikn of bids, should same bt to the advantage of the County. By order of If Board of County Commislonen of Montgomery County, Ohio: JUANITA M.

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