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i at WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1976 mm LEGAL NOTICES' Fin loses his bid all communications In favor or In protest thereof are available for inspection bv any person at the aforesaid office Of the Supervisory Agent. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS and Loan Association ot Madison 20? State Street Madison, Wisconsin 53703 Dole A. Nordeen, President Carolyn H. Smith, Asst. Secretary PUB: WSJ TCT Dec.

17, 197. STATE PURCHASING INVITATIONS Sealed bids for the following will be received bv State Purchasing, West Wilson Madison, Wisconsin 5370? on or before December 31, 1976 at time shown. Details available. 10:00 a.m. 22383-L Truck No Bid Bond W.R.

Rank, Chlel, State Purchasing PUB. WSJ Dec. 17, 34, 1976 for parole "5 rifikrsvrw i toft 32 NOTICE OF FILING OF LIMITED SERVICE BRANCH OFFICE FACILITY Notice is hereby Olven that, pursuant to the provisions of SS45.14 ot the rules and regulations for the Federal Savinas and Loan System, he First Federal Savings and Loon Association of Madison, Madison. Wisconsin, hos filed on application with the Federal Home Loan Bank Board tor permission to establish a branch office at, or In the Immediate vicinity ot the McFarland Shopping Center located at the Intersection of Farwell Street and Merrill Street In McFarland, Wisconsin. The application has been delivered to the office of the Supervisory Agent ot the said Board, located at the Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago, 111 East Wacker Drive, Chicago, Illinois 60601.

Any person may tile communications. Including briefs, in favor or In protest ot said application at the aforesaid office of the Supervisory Agent within ten (101 days (or within thirty (301 days If advice is tiled wifhin the first ten (10) days slating that more time Is needed to furnish additional Information) after the date of this publication. Four copies of any communication should be filed. The application and WASHINGTON A parole request by David Fine was denied Wednesday by the U.S. Parole Commission, which set Fine's next hearing for November, 1978.

The commission does not disclose the 221 murder and criminal destruction of property. His parole request was heard by three national members of the commission because the case received unusual national attention and the crime involved an unusual degree of sophistication and planning. Most federal parole requests are handled by regional commissioners. 1 Ak 4i.y.w" tS" The GRAND PAGODA CHINISttllTAUIANT is FRIDAY NIGHT ot NATE'S A JEMS SUPPER CLUB Open From 6 A.M. 'Til 12 P.M.

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Fine, 24, has served four months of a seven-year sentence for his role in the 1970 bombing of Sterling Hall on the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus. He is imprisoned at the Federal Correctional Institution in Ashland, where he works as a clerk in the education office. Fine pleaded guilty in June to federal charges of conspiracy and unlawful flight and state charges of third degree Usual judge won't get obscenity case SPARKS, Nev. (AP) When John Morrison appears in Municipal Court here on a charge of using obscene language in public, the usual judge won't hear the case. The usual judge is Morrison.

The charge stems from an October dispute between Judge Morrison and Richard Goza, 24, a service station attendant. Each made a citizen's arrest on the other, charging public use of obscene language. COD or PERCH AM yamtt l-0-4 Eiit Done -Deforest 126 RESTAURANT IOUNGI ENTERTAINMENT FRI SAT. For teservetions Ph 6 5437 (1l TONIGHT BREADED or BROILED HADDOCK Friday Night PERCH served with cole slaw, french fries and FREE SO Ht glass of wine. jtA NATIONAL MOTOR INN BEST WESTERN 3.50 Complete Dinner WESTGATE MALI 271-415) ARKW00D CENTER 116-1717 350 W.

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