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Home My WebLink About1967-0711 REG MINMINUTES POR REGULAR MEETING ASHLAND CITY COUNCIL July 11, 1967 The regular meeting of the City Council was held in the Council Chambers of the City Hall on the above date. The meeting was called to order at ~30 P.M. by Mayor Richard Neill. Members present were: Baker, Cottle, Jones, and Roberts. Councilmen Whitham and Ward were absent. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: It was moved by Baker, seconded by Roberrs that the minutes of the last regular meeting of June 20 be accepted and placed on file. Carried unanimously. COMMITTEE REPORTS: 1. Finance & Realty Committee - no report 2. Cemetery and Ordinance Committee - no report 3. Public Works & Protection Committee - no report 4. City Attorney Report - City Attorney Skerry read a report listing several recommendations as to the administration of the Building Code. This item was referred to Committee for further study. 5. Utilities Committee - Chairman Roberts indicated that the committee had received a letter from Mrs. Emma Butler requesting adjustments to the sewer service charges for unoccupied apartments. Roberts stated that after study, it was the committee's recommendation that this request be denied as it would be in direct conflict with the existing City policy. It was moved by Roberts, seconded by Baker that this request be denied. On roll call carried with Jones dissenting. COMMUNICATIONS: 1. From Chamber of Commerce in appreciation for painting Chamber Building. It was moved by Roberts, seconded by Baker that the letter be accepted and placed on file. Carried unanimously. 2. From Chamber of Commerce requesting permission for Sidewalk Bazaar on July 21 and 22. It was moved by Roberts, seconded by Jones that this request be granted. Carried unanimously. 3. Letter from Mrs. Herndobler requesting review of traffic control on Oregon Street between Indiana and Francis Lane. It was moved by Baker, seconded by Roberrs that this letter be referred to the Public Works & Protection Committee. Carried unanimously. 4. From Don Dedrick, requesting that the City pipe in the music from the carillon bells at Southern Oregon College throughout the City so everyone could benefit from the music. Following some discussion, this matter was referred to the City staff for further study. C~ il Minutes -~- July 11, 1967 5. Letter from Bill Wright offering property on Hargadine Street for purchase. City Administrator Ayre indicated that this property is shown on the Downtown Plan to be used for off-street parking purposes. It was moved by Cottle, seconded by Roberts that this item be referred to the Finance & Realty Committee. On roll call, carried unanimously. SPECIAL AGENDA ITEMS: 1. Award of bid - Airport Administration Building. City Administrator Ayre indicated that four bids were received. The low bidder was T.J. Parker with $11,650. Ayre said the estimated cost was $12,300. It was moved by Baker, seconded by Roberts that the low bid of $11,650 be accepted and a contract be entered into with said low bidder. On roll call, carried unanimously. 2. Remodeling proposal ~ Fire Station No. 1. It was moved by Cottle, seconded by Jones that the proposed sketches be publicized and if no adverse opinions arise, proceed according to sketches at the next regular Council meeting. On roll call, carried unanimously. City Administrator Ayre indicated that the Firemen will be doing all of the labor. 3. Award of bid - street paving projects. City Administrator Ayre indicated that the projects will include twenty different streets. The low bidder for these projects was Liningers and Rogue River Paving, bidding together. Their bid was $105,794.97. It was moved by Roberts, seconded by Cottle that the low bid be awarded to said low bidder. On roll call, carried unanimously. PUBLIC HEARINGS: 8:00 P.M. - Vacation of Iowa Street - Chairman Baker indicated that the Public Works and Protection Committee has studied this vacation with the School Board and the committee recommends that this portion of Iowa Street be vacated w~th the following stipulations: (1) that the School District deed a 10 ft. right-of-way on Mountain Avenue to the City for possible future widening; (2) that the proposed parking lot exit onto Mountain Ave. rather than the Boulevard~ and (3) a 10 ft. right-of-way be deeded to the City on Morse Avenue (this reservation could be waived) At this time, Sid Ainsworth indicated that he felt the request for the right-of-way on both streets was very good planning on the part of the City. (con't. after 8:30 Public Hearing) 8:15 P.M. - Proposed Ashland Comprehensive Plan. Mr. A1 Frazier of the Jackson County Planning Commission explained the purpose of the plan. He indicated that this Plan is intended to be a guide for the city as it grows. He pointed out that it is a policy, therefore, subject to change. Following some discussion, there was some feeling amoung the Councilmen that the Plan encouragedthe use of Mountain Avenue as a main arterial° (con't. after the 8:00 Public Hearing) C, il MinUtes -3- July 11, 1967 8:30 P.M. - Vacation of Plaza Avenue. City Attorney Skerry read the Ordinance. It was moved by Baker, seconded by Cottle that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance passed to second reading by title only. On roll call, carried unanimously. Following the second reading, it was moved by Roberrs, seconded by Baker that Ordinance No. 1521 be adopted. On roll call, carried unanimously. (con't. 8:00 P.M. Public Hearing) At this time, representatives from the School Board spoke in favorof the vacation but were in direct disagreement to the City reserving the ten ft. right-of-way on Mr. Avenue. It was their feeling that this street should never be widened, as it runs directly through the high schoolcampus. If it were widened, it would encourage traffic. It was also their feeling that the Council should discourage use of Mt. Avenue as a main arterial from the freeway into the downtown area for the same above reason. Following further discussion, it was moved by Cottle, seconded by Roberrs that this Public Hearing be continued until 8:00 PoM., Tuesday, July 25, 1967. On roll call, carried unanimously. (con't. 8:15 P.M. Public Hearing) As it was the Council's feeling that the plan encourage the use of Mt. Avenue as a main arterial, and as no decision was made or action taken with regard to Mt. Avenue at the 8:00 P.M. Public Hearing, Mayor Neill declared this Public Hearing closed, and continued as a Special Agenda Item at a later date. SPECIAL AGENDA ITEMS (con't.) 4. Y.M.C.A. request for purchase of Cemetery property. Sid Ainsworth, representing the Y.M.CoA. indicated that the Y is preparing a question- naire to check the public's feeling toward the Y and their proposed project. He requested that action on this matter be tabled until late August when the results of this questionnaire would be received. He also requested that if the Council does propose to do something with the property before this time, to notify the Y.M.C.A. At the suggestion of City Administrator Ayre, it was moved by Baker, seconded by Cottle, that this property in the meantime, be used for recreational purposes. Carried unanimously. 5. Analysis of Employee Insurance Program Survey. City Administrator Ayre stated that 12 insurance companies responded with quotes. He indicated that there seemed to be justification to make a thorough study of our present insurance program. At the City Administrator's request, Mayor Neill appointed Councilmen Baker, Roberrs and Whitham to serve on a special Insurance Committee. 6. Elks' Parking Lot- revised lease. It was moved by Roberts, seconded by Cottle that the Mayor and City Recorder be authorized to execute a lease with the Elks for the parking lot. On roll call, carried unanimously. 7. Acceptance of deed of gift of land for street purposes - Ashland Community Hospital. This item was deferred until the next regular meeting. C~ il Minutes .-4- July 11, 19 8. Award of bid - 300 KVA transformer. City Administrator Ayre stated that six bids were received. R T & E submitted the low bid of $2,548.00 with a 40 week deliverv date. It was the staff's recommendation that the bid be awarded to R T & E. It was moved by Cottle, seconded by Jones that the bid be awarded to said company. On roll call, carried unanimously. 9. Request from Planning Commission for joint meeting with Council. Director of Public Works Alsing indicated that the Planning Commission requests this joint meeting to discuss the pending amendment to the Zoning Ordinance. A meeting was scheduled for Tuesday, July 18 at 7:30 P.M. in the City Council Chambers. 10. Petition for curb, gutter and paving on Hope between Park and Beswick. Director of Public Works Alsing stated that 50% of the abut- ting property owners were in favor of this improvement. City Attorney Skerry was instructed to prepare an Ordinance for the next regular meeting scheduling a Public Hearing. ORDINANCES, RESOLUTIONS & CONTRACTS: 1. Ordinance repealing 24 Ordinances regarding Fire Prevention (Codification Program). It was moved by Cottle, seconded by Baker that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance passed to second reading by title only. On roll call, carried unanimously. Following the second reading, it was moved by Baker, seconded by Roberts that Ordinance No. 1522 be adopted. On roll call, carried unanimously. 2. Ordinance setting Public Hearing for curb, gutter and paving on portion of Taylor Street. City Attorney Skerry read the Ordinance setting the Public Hearing for 8:30 P.M., July 25. It was moved by Baker, seconded by Cottle that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance passed to second reading by title only. On roll call, carried unani- mously. Following the second reading, it was moved by Roberts, seconded by Cottle that Ordinance No. 1523 be adopted. On roll call, carried unanimously. 3. Ordinance setting a Public Hearing for the vacation of an alley - vicinity of Sherman Street. City Attorney Skerry read the Ordinance. It was moved by Roberts, seconded by Cottle that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance passed to second reading by title only. On roll call, carried unanimously. Following the second reading, it was moved by Cottle, seconded by Baker that Ordinance No. 1524 be adopted. On roll call, carried unanimously. 4. Resolution regarding parking during Siskiyou Boulevard project work. Appropriate no-parking signs are to be placed on the boulevard during the construction period and thereafter, parking will be allowed in the bays only. City Attorney Skerry read the Resolution. At this time, City Councilman Jones recommended that this project be deferred until September. Following some discussion, it was moved by Cottle, seconded by Baker that the rules be suspended and the Resolution passed to second reading by title only. On roll call, carried 3-1 with Jones dissenting. Following the second reading, it was moved by Cottle , seconded by Baker that the ReSolution be adopted. On roll call, carried 3-1 with Jones dissenting. C~ ~il Minutes '-5- July 11,196~ At this time, City Administrator Ayre stated that there were $5,171.34 uncollectable accounts, all have been processed through a collection agency. It was the staff's recommendation that these accounts be written off. It was moved by Cottle, seconded by Baker that the staff be in- structed to write off these accounts as bad debts. On roll call, carried unanimously. City Attorney Skerry indicated that the Ordinance with regard to the keeping of bees in the City Limits had been revised, prohibiting the keeping of bees within 150 feet of any street or dwelling. It was moved by Baker, seconded by Roberts that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance passed to second reading by title only. On roll call, carried unanimously. Following the second reading, it was moved by Roberts, seconded by Baker that Ordinance No. 1525 be adopted. On roll call, carried unanimously. A petition was submitted to the Council at this time by Mr. Joe Galati against the construction of three duplexes in his neighborhood~ Director of Public Works Alsing indicated that this was zoned R-2 and there is no legal way the City can prevent the construction of these duplexes. The Council suggested that Mr. Galati seek the correct procedure to follow in applying for a zone change, At this time, Mr. Ben Fowler, owner of Siskiyou Market on Highway 66, explained to the Council that the State Highway Department is pouring' a curbing around the frontof his store with no entry way to the parking area. He asked if the Council had any authority in this matte~ to delay action temporarily until some plans could be worked out for possible driveway entrances. The Council indicated to Mr. Fowler that they had no jurisdiction in this matter. At this time, Sid Ainsworth indicated that someone working on the airport construction had crossed his client's property with heavy equipment. There were several posts removed and a portion of the fence taken out. There were also some heavy boulders laying around. He requested that whoever was responsible repair the fence and remove the debris. At this time, City Attorney Skerry passed a draft of the Bellview Assessment Ordinance out for the Council to review. Action will be taken on this at the next regular meeting. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned subject to the call of the Mayor. City Recorder SRP NAHE BILL ALLEN DONALD AR'IllUR ADA ASELTINE JOHN ATCHLEY HATTOON ATK'INS ESTItER AXSON GARY BAILEY BEATRICE BELL BELLVIEW CAFE (P. Ramey) BELLVIEW CAFE (K. McKenzie) TRAFTON BENCH DEAN BOLLINGER M. Boozer RICHARD BOTTGER TRACY BOWMAN C, D, BOYD ONIS BOYD RUDY BRAVO MAX BRIERY HENRY BROW/ LE ROY BROWN JAILS BUCKELEW ROBERT G. BURNS BOB BURRELL ED BURROUGHS JIB CABALES MARTHA CAP~BELL DIANE CHRISTIANSON ADDRESS 791 GLENDOWER ST 139 1/2 GRANITE ST 344 WII~R ST 174 N MAIN ST 315 GRANITE ST 444 LIT WAY 397 AVERY ST 281 OAK ST 2425 BLVD 2425 Blvd 343 PAT'fb~RSON ST 194 1/2 rtADE ST 142 B St 493 FAIRVIEW ST FRONT 449 HERBERT ST 288 1/2 PATTERSON ST 240 W. HERSEY ST 825 FAITH AVE 330 Hlfll ST 11 BEACH AVE #2 1665 BLVD #107 162 FIFTH ST 322 BRIDGE ST 1040 E MAIN ST 140 OHIO ST 140 SEVENTH ST 468 B ST 156 1/2 THIRD ST LAST BILLING DATE JULY 10, 1963 AUGUST 17, 1966 NOVEmbER 8, 1965 May 4, 1966 Sept, 13, 1965 Nov. 18, 1965 July 26, 1965 August 29, 1966 June 13, 1966 Feb. 3, 1966 March 29, 1965 May 10, 1962 July 12, 1965' May 31, 1966 Oct. 20, 1966 Nov. 26, 1965 June 10, 1964 Nov. 8, 1965 August 1S, 1966 Dec. 21, 1965 Jan. 25, 1965 April 4, 1966 March 24, 1B65 APRIL 20, 1966 Sept. 24, 1965 August 23, 1965 June 28, 1965 June 6, 1966 AMT. DUE $178.80 12.69 30.65 12.60 43.04 36.60 1.55 12.94 50.65 9.36 15.28 106.15 1S.O0 2.87 23.30 41.31 46.00 14,02 35.43 7.11 5.21 30.47 34.35 7°20 7,40 10,13 70.36 25.88 '2- ADDRESS LAST BILLING DATE AMT, PATRICIA CLOUD ~ESSE T COATS JUDITH COLLETT HAROLD E CRECELIUS KEITH C CREEK MARILYN C CREVIEIq JIM CULLOP WILLIAM DAVIS VERNON DEAN BEVERLY DECKER MIKE DE SALVIO LE~/IS ,DEVLIN PATRICIA DEXTER PAT DOOLIN DONALD DOOLING DUANES SIGNAL SERVICE GLEN DUBOSE PHYLLIS DUCK JIM DYER RODNEY ED~ARDS WILLIAM E ED~ARDS JE A. L. ELLISON DON FAP/BUSH BETTY FERGUSON FLAMINGO ORNAbENTAL CLEONE FLESHER JAbES L. FLETCHER MARILYN FULLER ROBERT FULLER 67S E RsdN ST 22S B ST 2 BEACH AVE SS4 CAROL ST 71 CALIFORNIA ST 319 AVERY ST 220 HARGADINE ST 162 ALIDA ST 433 HOLLY ST 142 B ST 625 B ST DOWN 1458 WEBSTER ST 881 E MAIN ST 108 FIFTH ST 65 FOURTH ST 1765 BLVD 332 PATTERSON 231 GRESHAM ST 2957 BARBARA ST 1665 BLVD #210 903 1/2 HARMONY LANE 138 THIRD ST 580 RAY LANE 607 FAIRVIEW ST 70 WATER ST IlS SHERMAN ST 525 C ST 138 THIRD ST 217 FOURTH ST #4 May 3, 1965 Nov. 26, 1965 March 9, 1966 June 1, 1965 April 16, 1964 August 8, 1966 Oct. 28, 1965 Feb. 21, 1966 March 28, 1966 Jan. 17, 1966 June 10, 1966 Feb. 24, 1966 July 1S, 1965 March 10, lfl6S May 16, 1966 June 30, 1966 April 27, 1964 Sept IS, 1965 Sept 12, 1966 Nov. 14, 1964 Feb. 23, 1965 May 3, 1966 April 23, 1965 Nov. 17, 1965 June 14, 1966 Nov. 2, 1965 Dec. 14, 1965 April 1, 1965 March 26, 1965 $19.51 5.24 8.64 12.79 52.45 37.15 15.51 16.83 32.92 5.35 4.72 7.75 29.54 20.87 5.21 20,86 6,75 31.50 16.81 7.45 his 12.53 58.30 9.38 23,21 5.37 19.71 40.10 48.55 NA~ LARRY LEE FUNDERBURG FURNITURELAND GOLDEN DERBY (B. FredinburR) C, J, GAMACHE (Mrs) S. GAY JA~S GIBBS R. L, GRAHAM CLIFTON GREEN LARRY HACKETT M, A. HAFER JACK HALL LINDA HALL C. P. HANSON JESS HARDY CLAYTON HASSELL LOIS HAUSER MARY HE~EL RRED HENDERSON SAM HENZEL BOB HILL CONST BeB HILL CONST RUTH HIGGINS NANDA HINCKS C. L . HODGES ADELINE E HOGAN ARTHUR R HUFF BUD JACKSON HAROLD JAY ADDRESS 156 1/2 THIRD ST 1640 ASHLAND ST 29 N Main St 345 IOVA ST 376 B St 355 B St 341 TUDOR ST 621 ALTAMONT ST 1003 E MAIN ST 140 CALIF. ST 243 LAUREL ST 809 BEACH ST 435 B ST 424 N MAIN ST 907 MARY JANE AVE 54N MTN AVE 621 ALTAMONT St 164 1/2 CENTRAL AVE 1565 OREGON St #208 480 DRAGER ST 440 DRAGER ST 285 WI~t~TMAN ST 109 FOURTH ST #1 1007 LINDA AVE 1474 BLVD 319 AVERY ST 332 PATTERSON ST 236 1/2 E MAIN ST #8 LAST BILLING DATE Jan. 25, 1966 Dec. 22, 1965 Nov. 13, 1964 May 6, 1966 August 25, 1966 Feb, 17, 1966 Nov. 11, 1965 June 30, 1965 Jan. 17, 1966 August 2, 1965 Oct 31, 1966 Dec 7, 1965 Sept. 7, 1965 April 57, 1966 August 2, 1965 June 11, 1962' Jan. 8, 1965 March 4, 1966 Dec 8, 1964 Oct. 12, 1966 June 14, 1966 Jan 3, 1964 April 9, 1965 NOV, 9, 1964 July 26, 1965 Aug 10, 1965 Feb. 25, 1965 Oct 7, 1964 AMT, DUE $ 12.63 57.77 112.74 74.34 45.04 16.01 25.28 52,96 43,95 10.00 1.80 29.63 50,76 33.42 33.63 6.85 73.30 12.67 1.85 86,54 95.53 3.50 29.83 ,80 99.43 45.50 2,40 6.15 NAbE TOM JOHNS ELLI JOHNSON GEORGE JOHNSON LARRY D JOHNSON TED JOHNSON J. W. JONES HELEN JORDAN THEO KANNE MARTIN KASSER DAVE KELLER BOB KELLY ANNA KIEL BOB KING CtiARLES KING NELDA E KNAPP CONNIE KONP~D KOZY KITCHEN INN MRS RIOHARD KNOLL SHIP, LEE LA FP, ANBOISE DONALD E LANCASTER MRS MAROLD LAY BENJAMIN LEE M NEILL MANN ~, ~J~ MCALLISTER D A MCCANNA WILLIAM ItDLEY WALTRR MEDLEY T. A. MILLER DOROTHY 'MrORPHy '4- +ADDRESS 235 E HERSEY ST 381 NEVADA ST W 439 HELICaJq ST 96 COOLIDGE ST 95 MILSTLETOE RD 138 THIRD ST 130 HARGADINE St #1 808 BEACH ST 96 LAUREL ST 189 HARRISON ST 244 HARGADINE ST 142 SIXTH ST 905 GLENDALE AVE B 373 ~lf~4M WI(}tTMAN ST 112 FINE ST 106 FORK ST 70 N MAIN ST 259 1/2 B ST 1176 N MAIN ST 162 FIFIM ST 667 N MAIN ST 773 PP~CHT ST 424 COURTHEY ST 434 COURTNEY ST 807 BEACH ST 142 N MAIN ST 142 N MAIN ST 950 HARMONY LANE 125 ORANGE AVE LAST BILLING DATE May 6, 1965 JAN 11, 1965 June 14, 1966 Sept 19, 1966 Aug 9, 1965 Oct 7, 1965 Aug 30, 1965 Feb 16, 1966 Nov 12, 1965 May 19, 1965 May 16, 1966 Oct 29, 1965 feb 15, 1966 Aug 10, 1965 may 10, 1965 Jan 17, 1966 May 17, 1965 3ul 27, 1964 March 11, 1965 June 21, 1965 July 14, 1966 Feb 2, 1965 June 10, 1966 Aug 22, 1966 Sept 2, 1966 April 4, 1966 Sept 3, 1965 March 29, 1965 June 17, 1966 AMT. DUE $13.97 11.70 89.83 10.05 .40 47.98 1.72 42.03 60.37 28.32 8.66 43.97 84.52 1.26 18.04 35.67 4.29 16.20 91.92 7.40 39.63 4.65 4.65 11.91 24.68 13.24 45.38 35.98 60.00 NA~i T. W. MURPHY DONALD A NELSON ~,S CLOYD NDNNALLY JERRY OLIVER PALACE CAFE PEOPLES MARKET REBECCA PETERS ROY PIERCE PIONEER DINETEE MARY PLATT JAN PLAYLE PLAZA BARGAIN SHOP MONTE POLK F C PRETZ JOHHN RAY JESS REMICK N. L. RIDGE I~S JOHNNIP ROBBINS GEORGE D ROBISON S W ROBISON W J. RODERICK ERWIN ROTHWELL WALTER RUTHERFORD JIM SHELL At SHIRTCLIFF JAbES SHUKER GLEN SMITH DOROTHY STACY -,S- ADDRESS 200 CROWSON RD 432 TERRACE ST 731 NORMAL AVE S 895 HILLVIEW DRIVE 171 E MAIN ST 304 N MAIN ST 431 N MAIN ST #6 897 HILLVIEW DR 310 OAK ST 138 NA MAIN ST #3 694 LIBERTY ST DOWN 76 N MAIN ST S42 MORTON ST 881 E MAIN ST 31 1/2 N MAIN ST #3 280 A ST 138 N MAIN ST #1 431 N MAINST #6 102 S PIONEER AVE 143 GARFIELD ST 219 LIBERTY ST 133 SIXTH ST 698 ASHLAND ST 440 TAYLOR ST 75 OAK ST #4 425 MORTON ST 854 A ST 375 AVERY ST LAST BILLING DATE June 28. 1965 Jan 12, 1965 Aug 31, 1965 Jan 240 1966 Jan 25, 1966 Sept 28, 1966 Nov 19, 1965 Aug 12, 1965 Jan 6, 1966 Jul 17, 1965 APRIL 12, 1966 June 10, 1966 Jan 18, 1965 Jan 28, 1966 Nov 19, 1965 Feb 2, 1965 Nov 24, 1964 May 7, 1965 Mar 27, 1964 Aug 19, 1965 Mar 18, 196S Feb 18, 1966 Jan 4, 196S Sep 27, 1965 Sep 4, 1964 May 6, 196S Nov 24, 196S July 1, 1966 AMT. OOI~ $ 5.00 30.70 5.12 16.98 129.81 280.02 8.94 20.43 55.76 161.25 6.01 4.40 82.75 35.91 24.10 2~,80 15.95 28.83 77.20 18.37 3.85 6.35 12.S0 13.99 7.00 39.83 35.82 23.82 NA~4~ DARRELL STEPHENSON FRANK STILES HAROLD STONE DON STOREY TED STOUT GRADY SWINFORD RUBY SWINFORD A W TAILOR KENNETH THOMAS MARY S THOMAS D L THOMSON SR GARY TORR~Y JEFF TRA~L JAGS WALLS DENTON WEAVER E F WHITEY RAMON L WILLIAMSON RAY WILSON Patricia wolff D WONSER / /~ ,:'c-c " .~ · ~:,' ,/ ,';'. . -6- ADDRESS 80 COLLID(E ST 808 BEACH ST 400 ALNUTT ST 142 THIRD ST 162 FIFTH ST 172 SKIDMORE ST #1 288 1/2 PRi'I~RSON ST 1080 CLAY ST 167 HARGADINE ST 54 N ~T AVE 61NUTLEY ST DN 770 FAITH AVE 101 PINE ST 80 COOLIDG~ ST 625 B ST #2 171 HELMAN ST 215 NLrrLEY ST 164 1/2 CENTRAL AVE 264 SEVENTH ST 288 PATTERSON ST TOTAL LAST BILLING DATE July S, 1966 June 21, 1966 Jan 18, 1966 June 21, 1965 Jan S, 1965 Aug 2, 1966 Apt 20, 1966 Apt 7, 1966 April 27, 1965 August 11, 1965 Aug 2, 1966 June 20, 1966 Jan 3, 1965 Aug IS,1966 Sept 1, 1965 July 25, 1966 April 5, 1965 May S, 1969 Dec 16, 1965 Aug 16, 1965 AMT. DU~ $30.55 6.58 36.84 3.97 6.65 1.80 12.97 27.92 8.15 81.25 13.97 3.29 24.39 19.20 11.06 33.98 82~-46-)~,,,~,/~ 58.98 48.60 82.31