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THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR THURSDAY. JANUARY 12. 1995 E3 Public Notictt Public Notictt Public Notictt Public Notictt Public Notictt bated en competitive 000 mg. but an the firm's eefetvonai LEGAL NOTICE Of Public hearing tfVdn Department of LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING tnd'ena Department of Rev ih oe ne en January mi at H) 00 a at tnit same ad d'ess Ail responses are du try February 1995 PROJECT NUMBfcK: STl 465-4 12) Dei tcomo LEGAL NOTICE OF INTENT ON PROPOSED STATE ROUTE IMPROVEMENT Notice it hereby Divert tttat Mr Star Staff Photo Susan Plagaman WELFARE DEBATE: The Rev. Elaine Walters, executive director of Indiana One Church One Child, was at a Statehouse lectern Wednesday, discussing how a coalition of family-oriented and church groups will oppose welfare reform proposals that they think will harm children.

New coalition vows to fight welfare plans that hurt kids conducted in 1993 showed many children In poor families in central Indiana are suffering from hunger. The survey, conducted In 11 counties by Lafayette Urban Ministries, found that one of every five low-income families often had problems getting food when money ran out. They reported skipping meals or sending children to bed hungry, not Just once or twice, but regularly," she said. Other groups Joining the coalition Include the Indiana One Church One Child Program; the Indianapolis Urban League; Healthy Families; the African-American Dialogue Families for Kids Project; Indiana Concerned Parents; Gleaners Food Bank; the Women's Missionary Society of the African Methodist Episcopal Church; and Villages of Indiana. called for in the Contract With America, endorsed by U.S.

House Republicans. Its provisions Include a two-year limit on Aid to Families with Dependent Children, a work requirement, and denial of additional benefits for children conceived by a mother on welfare. Kennedy-Williams, a local coordinator for the Children's Defense Fund, said the coalition also will fight similar proposals being considered by the Indiana General Assembly. "Let us not make the children suffer for the indiscretions and slothfulness of others," said the Rev. Wayne T.

Harris, who represented the Baptist Ministerial Alliance. Katy Gyurek of Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana said a survey By Larry Madntyre STAR STAFF WRITER A chorus of new voices Joined the welfare reform debate Wednesday and warned lawmakers that their promises to make big cuts in spending will result In more children suffering. Representatives of 10 community and church groups gathered at the Statehouse to announce they have formed a coalition to work against welfare reform plans that won't improve the lives of poor children. "We must defeat any proposals, whether they be federal or state or local, that will make our children destitute or homeless or hungry," said coalition organizer Delores Kennedy-Williams. She and the other speakers criticized the welfare spending cuts tnut Docxet No 7tM 1 in the iwin ot the ap plication Waldorf Cor At-tocietet Homo Hoaitft Car.

no, Brazil, Indiana, pur chaser, end Whitcere Management, Inc Brazil, Indian. Seller, tor approval of in sat and transfer of certificate No. 27IW-A. intromit Notic it hereby given mat the indifi Department ol Revenue hat let th bo mttr tor initial hearing to hold at Norm tenet Avenue. Room N202.

Indian Govrrtmnt Center-North, Indianapolis, Indiana Tim: 00 EST on r-eoruary revs. Public participation it r. duested However, tins hearing subiect I continuance Therefor it i strongly advised that you notify the department of your intnt to attend. Neither the prnei nor their counsel art required to oor person tor tn hearing. A procedural gnda will be issued by the presiding Admin istrative Law judge no served on counsel for tn prtis by first class US mail It an Kcommodation it re quired to allow an individual with disability to participate in this meeting, please contact the Special Tax Division of the Indiana Department ot Revenue at (317) 232-2725 or TTD at (3171 232-4952 at least hours before the meeting Indiana Department of Revenu HARVEY A GREENE Administrative Law Judge (S-112) REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP) INDIANAPOLIS DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION RIVERSIDE REGIONAL PARK MARINA Th Indianapolis Parkt De partment it requesting proposals for a leas to design, construct, operate and manage river marina with a mini mum of twenty (201 tups for private'public use, and a thirty (30) slip boat rental operation for pontoont, paddle boats, small fishing boats (10 HP limit), and canoet in Riverside Regional Park to be located on municipally owned property long White River next to the old Sarge Johnson Boxing Center.

The Indianapolis Parks Department Is seeking proposals from Interested parties willing to invest private capital to design, construct, operate and manage the Riverside Re- qiona Park Marina. Rt-p in formation Is available from the Riverside Regional Park Co ordinator, Indianapolis Parks Department. 426 w. zvtn St. Indianapolis, IN 46208, (317) 924-7010 A preproposal meeting will be held on January 16, 1995 at 00 p.m.

at this same address. All responses are due by February 3, 1995. (5-1-12) PUBLIC AUCTION 1985 Toyota Corolla, VIN JT2AE(2L5F3I47765, will be sold on Thursday, February 2, 1995, at 9:00 a.m. at the office of Church Brothers Downtown, 135 w. Mccarty Indianapo lis, Indiana, 46225, for unpaid reoairs and storaoe charoes of KZ.W.

(S-1-12, H) Comptroller of the Currency Treasury Department of the United States Washington, D.C. Whereas satisfactory evidence has been presented to the Comptroller of the Currency that Key Trust Company of Indiana, National Association, located in Indianapolis, State of Indiana, has complied with all provisions of the slat utes of the United States required to be complied with before being authorized to com mence the business at National Trust Company. And, whereas, applicable Brovisions of the statutes of the nited States authorlt the orant of such authority. Now, therefor, I hereby certify that the above-named association is authorlied to commence business as a Na tional Trust Company and to act In all fiduciary capacities permitted by such statutes, effective January 1, 1995. In testimony whereof, wit ness my signature and seal of ottice tnis lira oay ot December, 1994.

ROBERT J. HERRMANN Deputy Comptroller Charter No. 22802 (S-1-1Z19, 16, 23, 3-t 9) LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Indiana Department of Revenue Docket No 28686-A, 2. In the matter of the application of Waldorf Care Associates Home Health Care, Brazil, Indiana, for a certificate to operate motor vehicles as a common carrier of passengers, intrastate. Notice is hereby given that the Indiana Department of Revenue has set the above matter for an Initial hearing to be held at: 100 North Senate Avenue, Room N202, Indiana Government Center-North, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Time: 9:00 A.M., on February 10, 1995. Public participation Is requested. However, this hearing Is sublect to continuance. Therefore It is strongly advised that you notify the department of your intent to attend. Neither the parties nor their counsel are required to appear in person for the hearing.

A procedural agenda will be Issued by the presiding Administrative Law Judge and served on counsel for the parties by first class U.S. mail. If an accommodation Is required to allow an individual with a disability to participate in this meeting, please contact the Special Tax Division of the Indiana Department of Revenue at (317) 232-2725 or TTD at (317 232-4952 at least 48 hours before the meeting. Indiana Department of Revenue HARVEY A. GREENE Administrative Law Judge (S-1-12) PUBLIC AUCTION 1986 Buick LeSabre, VIN IG4HR6930GH407526, Will be sold on Thursday, February 2, 1995, at 9:00 a.m.

at the office of Church Brothers Downtown, 135 W. McCarty Indianapolis, Indiana, 46225, for unpaid repairs and storage charges of 51800.00. (S-1-12, 18) PUBLIC NOTICE If charges are not paid in full in cash or certified check by 01-22-95 to Shurgard Storage Centers the personal property of: T. Wicke, Unit 172; will be sold to satisfy a self storage lein. The lein Is claimed by and the sale will be held at Shurgard Storage, 4225 W.

86th Indianapolis, IN 46268 on 01-23-95 at 9:00 A.M. Thank You TERESA SWARTZ Shurgard College Park 875-0021 (S-1-12) Students make pitch for funding Indiana's campus leaders tell that college has almost become their legislators unaffordable. Qualifications, nperienc and expertise key pertonrxet be assigned to the proiect. Th City of west Lateyene it aa equal opportunity employer. Tn proposal must include sufficient intormotioA to pro-vide aoeauat evaluation.

Tn proootai may contain maximum ot 50 Paget and should at least contain th following Uueiiticeiioa an experi ence of tte firm in regard to specific tatkt rotated to fhn protect. Lisi previously related loot. 2. Return ot inoiviouait ho will be assigned to th proiect. Include individual qualifications, areas of expertise and fact person's rot la this protect.

a. a proposed itrxptemenia- tion plan. Proposed tcneouio work (timetable for each milestone I. Th firm should dem onstrate the ability to perform desired work in Ninety man ner based on th tirm't ana individual work load and ampi. i.

Th Arm's proi.miry to mt work area 4. The extent ot work wnicn will subcontracted by th firm. 7. list three ret- rnct from previously simi lar municipal protects including the Mayor and Department superintendent names, addresses and telephone numbers. NOTIFICATION After selection of th suc cessful firm, th City of West Lafayette will promptly notify the firms not selected.

Th City of Wett Lafayette reserves th rtaht to neootit th subse quent design and conttruction engineering with th selected firm. 15-1-17) NOTICE TO BIDDERS BY STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION, PUBLIC WORKS DIVISION FOR A PUBLIC WORKS CONSTRUCTION PROJECT CtTIMlTFD AT ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS OR Aouve tuM Rids tor- Public Works Proiect No. A70-303, waterproofing of walls, central offices, Indiana Stat Depart ment Ot Heaitn DUltoiny, dianapolis, Indiana. Will be received from Contractors, holding current Certificate of Qualification, at the Bid Detk, Department of Administration, Public worm Diviiion, 402 W. Washington Room W467.

Indianapolis, Indiana, 46204 until 2:01 P.M. (Indianapolis Time), February 2, 1995 after which all bids will be publicly opened and read in the appropriate bid room. Minority Contractors ar n-couraged fo submit bids on this proiect at prim contractor or through a prim contractor. copiet ot tn detailed instructions to Bidders and Drawings and or Specifications dated December 29, 1994, may be obtained from the offic of: Pecsok, Randall, Nice and Associates Architects, 1012 East 75th Street, Indianapolis, Indiana 46240 317 257-4421. For a deposit of sw.uu per set which It 100 refundable If returned in reusable condition within 10 dayt after th bid date.

Bids shall be taken from Prime Contractors In the following classification: 1542.01-General ContractorsInstitutional. 1741.01 Masonry or 1741.05 tuckpointlng and masonry repair or 1542.04 additions, alterations, remodeling and repairs. ine specified construction period is 120 calendar dayt. The State reserves the right to reject any and all bids. A minority participation goal of 10 has been set for this proiect.

R. LRISI S.A.S.C. Proiect Manager Director, Public Works Pre-Bid Meetino Information: A pre-bid conference has been scheduled for 1:30 P.M. January 19, 1995. Meet In the lobby of the State Department Of Health Building.

(S-l-5, 12) ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS The Trustees of Purdue University will receive sealed bids for the following projects a.m. Eastern Standard Time on Thursday, the 9th day of February 1995 In the Parking Facilities Office, Visitor Information Center, 504 Northwestern Avenue, West La--fayette, IN 47907. Bids will then be publicly opened and read aloud in the Visitor Information Center Conference Room, Visitor Information Center, 504 Northwestern Avenue, West La- fayette, IN 47907. 1. West Lafayette Campus -Lilly Hall Extension of Chilled Wafer Line -1995 2.

West Lafayette Campus -TelephoneComputer Network- Switch Facility -1995 Bids received after sucn time' ill be returned unopened. Bids may be withdrawn prior to such time, but no bids shall be withdrawn for a period of sixty (60) days thereafter. tne principal subcontractor Questionnaire listing the names of the bidder's principal subcontractors shall be submitted with the bid. Th remainder of the Questionnaires and Material Lists shall be submitted prior to 11:00 a.m. Eastern Standard Time on Thursday, the lath day of February 1995, to: Physical Plant Construction Deportment, 1653 t-reeneter Hall, Purdue University, West-Lafayette, IN 47907-1653.

Bids shall be for complete construction only, properly executed and submitted on Form 96, accompanied by executed Form 96A (as prescribed by the State Board of Accounts) giving financial data as recent as possible, and a Non-Collusion Affidavit together with other documents as required by the Instructions to Bidders and addressed to The Trustees of Purdue University, clearly marked with the proiect and the bid opening date. Each bid must be accompa-' nied by a Contractor's Combination Bid Bond and Bond tor Construction in the form In-' eluded In the specifications-made payable to The Trustees of Purdue University In en-amount equal to the maximum total of the base bid and any alternate bids, guaranteeing the execution and faithful performance of the contract tor the work If awarded. Wage rates shall be not lest than the prevailing wage rates a determined pursuant to Chapter 319 of the 1935 Acts of the General Assembly of Indiana as amended. The Instructions to Bidders-contained in the specifications are by this reference made a part hereof, and all bidders shall be deemed advised of the provisions thereof, and of the General Conditions of the contract, specifications, plans and drawings for the proiect. Bidding Documents are on file in the office of: Vice Pra-Ident for Physical Facilities, 1694 Freehafer Hall, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN 47907-1694, Phone 317-494-3416.

Bidding Documents are to be obtained from: Scholer Corporation, Architects, Wea-Ton, U.S. 231 South, P.O. Box 808, Lafayette, IN 47902-0808. A $100.00 deposit will be re- Suired for each set of Bidding ocuments which will be refunded when returned promptly and in good condition. The Board of Trustees of Th Trustees of Purdue University reserves the right to reiect any and all bids and to waive, fo the extent permitted by law, any of the terms, conditions and provisions contained in this Advertisement for Bids or the Instructions to Bidders or any informality, irregularity or omission in any bid, provided that such waiver shall, In the discretion of the Board of Trustees, be to the advantage of The Trustees of Purdue University.

The Trustees of Purdue University R.FORD Executive Vice President and Treasurer (S-1-12. 19,26) 1 PUBLIC NOTICE If charges are not paid In full in cash or certified check by 01-23-95 to Shurgard Storage Centers the personal property of: W. Spencer, Unit 370; will be sold by open auction to satisfy a self storage lien. The lien it claimed by and the sale will be held at Shurgard Storage, 6429 N. Keystone Indpls.

IN 46220 on 01-24-95 at 8:00 a.m. enue Docket No 26SS-A. I in the matter ot th applica tion of Snider Service, Inc. Indianapoiit, Indiana, for ceriilical to operat motor vehicles at a common carrier ot passengers, intrastate Notice it hereby given that the lndina Department of Revenu hat set above matter tor an initial hearing to held at rao North senate Avenue, Room N202, Indiana Government Center-North, Indianapolis. Indiana.

Tim: 900 A EST on February 1995. f-uouc participation it re Quested However, this hearing it tuoiect to continuance Therefore 11 it ttronoiv advised that you notify the department ot your intent to attend. Neither the parties nor ttir counsel required to ir in person tor me neeri. A procedural agenda will Ik -sued by the presiding Adm. ittrttiv Law Judge and servei on counsel for the parties by first class mail If an accommodation it re quired to allow an individual with disability to participate in this meeting, please contact the Special Tax Division of the Indiana Department of Reve nue at (3171 232-2725 or TTO at (317) 132-4952 at least 41 hours before the meeting Indian Department of Revenue GEORGE WHELDEN, Jr.

Administrative Law Judge (S-1-12) PUBLIC AUCTION 1985 Masarati Turbo, VIN ZAMAL1I0XFB31203, will be sold on Thursday, February 2. ivn at uu a m. at tne ottice ot Church Brothers Downtown, 135 W. Mccarty Indianapo lis, Indiana, 46225, for unpaid repairs and storage charges of 1410.00. (5-112.

18) WANT TO RENT: REQUEST FOR LEASED PROPERTY The Bureau of Motor Vehirlt Commission is requesting proposals for th leasing of space In Fortville, IN. and in Edinburgh, IN. Location: Hancock Countv Fortville, Indiana size: Approximately 1.500 to. ft. ot on site space Parkind: Approximately twenty-five (25) spaces Easy accessibility and must meet all ADA requirements.

Location: Johnson county Edinburgh, Indiana Size: Approximately i.sgg so. H. of on site space Parking: Approximately twenty-five (25 spaces Easy accessibility and must meet all ADA requirements. All Proposals to Include: Address and Location of Property, copiet of exitting floor plant and building elevation (if possible). Please Submit All Proposals to: Bureau of Motor Vehicles Commission, Property Manager Lona Steele, INGCN-Rm.

440 100 N. Senate, Indianapolis, Indiana 46204 Deadline to Submit: 13 95 (S-l-7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20) ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS The Trustees of Purdue Uni versity will receive sealed bids for the following projects until 11:00 a.m. tastern stanoarq Time on Thursday, the 2nd day of February 1995 in the Parking Faci ities ottice. visitor in formation Center, 504 North western Avenue, West Lafayette. IN 47907.

Bids will then be publicly opened and read aloud in the Visitor Information Center Conference Room, the vis tor Information Center, 504 Northwestern Avenue, west Lafayette, IN 47907. i. west Lafayette Lampus TelephoneComputer Network conduit installation pnase a a a 1995 2. West Lafayette Campus Wade Coal Handling System pnase I r-ounoanons iws 3. West Lafayette Campus Recitation Building Window (replacement iws Bids received after such time will be returned unopened.

Bids may be withdrawn prior to such time, but no bids shall be withdrawn for a period of sixty 160) days tnereatter. The Principal Subcontractor Questionnaire listing the name of the bidder's principal subcontractors shall be submitted with the bid. The remainder of the Questionnaires and Mate rial Lists snail oe tubmitted prior to 11:00 a.m. Eastern Standard Time on Thursday, the 9th day of February 1995, to: Physical Plant Construction Department, 1653 Freehafer Hall, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN 47907-1653. Bids shall be for complete construction only, properly executed and submitted on Form 96, accompanied by executed Form 96A (as prescribed by the State Board of Accounts) giving financial data as recent as possible, and a Non-Collusion Affidavit together with other documents as required by the Instructions to Bidders and addressed to The Trustees of Purdue University, clearly marked with the project and the bid opening date.

Each bid must be accompanied by a Contractor's Combination Bid Bond and Bond for Construction In the form Included In the specifications made payable to The Trustees of Purdue University In an amount equal to the maximum total of the base bid and any alternate bids, guaranteeing the execution and faithful performance of the contract for the work If awarded. Wage rates shall be not less than the prevailing wage rates as determined pursuant to Chapter 319 of the 1935 Acts of the General Assembly of Indiana as amended. The Instruction to Bidders contained in the specifications are by this reference made a part hereof, and all bidders shall be deemed advised of the provisions thereof, and of the General Conditions of the contract, specifications, plans and drawings for the proiect. Bidding Documents for "TelephoneComputer Network Conduit Installation Phase III," and "Recitation Building Window Replacement" projects are on file in the office of and may be obtained from: Vice President for Physical Facilities, 1694 Freehafer Hall, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN 47907-1694, Phone 317-494-3416. Bidding Documents for the "Wade Coal Handling System Phase I Foundations proiect are to be obtained from: Superior Engineering, 2345 167th Street, Hammond, IN 46323, Phone 219-844-7030.

A 100 00 deposit will be required for each set of Bidding Documents which will be refunded when returned promptly and in good condi-fion. The Board of Trustees of The Trustees of Purdue University reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to waive, to the extent permitted by law, any of the terms, conditions and provisions contained in this Advertisement for Bids or the Instructions to Bidders or any informality, Irregularity or omission in any bid, provided that such waiver shall, in the discretion of the Board of Trustees, be to the advantage of The Trustees of Purdue University. The Trustees of Purdue University F.R. FORD Executive Vice President and Treasurer (S-l-5, 12, 19) REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP) INDIANAPOLIS DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION RIVERSIDE REGIONAL PARK SOFTBALL COMPLEX The Indianapolis Parks Department is requesting proposals for a lease to design, construct, operate and manege a five field ASA designed adult Softball recreation complex on regulation fields to be located in Riverside Regional Park, on municipally owned property north of Riverside Regional Park FamilyRecreation Center and Aquatic Complex. The Indianapolis Parks Department Is seeking proposals from Interested parties willing to Invest private capital to design, construct, operate and manage the Riverside Regional Park Softball Complex.

RFP information is available from the Riverside Regional Park Coordinator, Indianapois Parks Department, 1426 W. 29th Indibnapolis, IN 46208, (317 924-703C A preproposal meeting President Jeff Nowak. l-t-IZI ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIOS Th Trustee! Purdue Uni versity will receive sealed b'ds tor the following proiect until II (to am Eastern standard Tim on Thursday, the 2nd day ot February 1995 in the Parking Faciiitiet OHice. Visitor Information Center, 504 Northwestern Avenu, wtt Lafayette, IN 47907 dt will then pubiiciy opened and read aioud in th V'titor Informotion Cntr Conference Room. Visitor in formation Center, 504 Norm-western Avenue, West La fayette, IN 4707 1.

West Lauretta Camput Airport Hangar No 4 Apron Replacement 1995 A. I. P. Proiect No 3-184045-14 Bids received after such time II rturned unopened. Bids may be withdrawn prior to such time, but no bids than be withdrawn for a period of ninety (90) dayt thereafter.

The principal suocontracror Questionnaire listing the names ot the bidder't principal subcontractors shall be tubmitted with the bid. The remainder of the Questionnaires and Material Lists shall be submitted prior to II 00 a.m. Eastern Standard Time on Thursday, the 9th day of Feb ruary 1995, to: Physical Plant Construction Department, 1653 Freehafer Hall, Purdue University, West Lalayettt, IN 47907 1653. Bids shall be tor complete construction only, properly executed and tubmitted on Form 96. accompanied by exe cuted Form 96A let prescribed by the State Board of Ac counts) giving financial data at recent at possible, ano a non-Collusion Affidavit together with other documents as required by the Instructions to Bidders and addressed to i no Trustees of Purdue University, clearly marked with the proiect and the bid opening date.

Each bid must be accompa nied by a Contractor's Combination Bid Bond and Bond for Construction in the form included in the specifications made payable to the Trutteet ot Purdue University in an amount equal to the maximum total of the base bid and any alternate bids, guaranteeing the execution and faithful performance of the contract for the work if awarded. Purdue University, in accordance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, 78 Stat. 252, 42 U.S C. TOOOd to 2000d-4, and Title 49, Code of Federal Regulations, Department of Transportation, Subtitle Office of the Secretary, Park 21, Nondiscrimination in Federally assisted programs of the Department of Transportation it-sued pursuant to such Act, hereby notifies all bidders that It will affirmatively insure that In any contract entered into Pursuant to this advertisement, isadvantaged Business Enterprises will be afforded full opportunity to submit bids in response to this invitation and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race, color, or national origin in consideration for an award. 1.

The proposed contract Is under and subiect to Executive Order No. 11246 of September 24. 1965. equal oooortunltv clause, and to Title VI ot th Civil RiohtS Act Ot 964. 2.

The bidder must supply all the information required by the bid or proposal form. The bids shall be based upon rates of waoes at least as high as the minimum rates established by the wage rate determination contained in the advertised specification. Wage rates shall be not less than the prevailing wage rates as determined pursuant to Chapter 319 of the 1935 Acts of the Generaiy Assembly ot in diana as amended. The Instructions to Bidders contained in the specifications are by this reference made a part hereof, and all bidders shall be deemed advised of the provisions thereof, and of the General Conditions of the contract, specifications, plant and drawings tor tne pro ect. Bidding documents are to be obtained from: R.

W. Armstrong Associates, 2801 soutn Pennsylvania street, Indianapolis, IN 46225, Phone 317 786-046 Bidding documents are on tne in tne ottice ot: vice president for Physical Facilities, 1694 Freehafer Hall, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN 47907- 694, Phone 317-494-3416. A pre-bid meeting will be held In the Airport Terminal Conference Room on Thursday, January 19, 1995 at 1.00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. Should special assistanceaccommodations be needed for an individual's participation in this meeting, please call Jim Knaoo at 317-494-34I7 at least one hour prior to the scheduled date.

Plans and specifications will be available on January 5, 1995. The Board ot Trustees ot i ne Trustees of Purdue University reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to waive, to the extent permitted by law, any of the terms, conditions and provisions contained in this Advertisement for Bids or the Instructions to Bidders or any Informality, Irregularity or omission In any bid, provided that such waiver shall, In the discretion of the Board of Trustees, be to the advantage of The Trustees ot Purdue University. The Trustees of Purdue University F.R. FORD Executive Vice President and Treasurer (S-l-5, 12, 19) REQUEST FOR ENGINEERING SERVICES NORTH RIVER ROAD INTERCEPTOR This request for proposals Is the official notice of needed professional services for the Board of Public Works and Safety of the City of West Lafayette. The City of West Lafayette is requesting proposals for con tinuing the engineering relat ing to tne norm Kiver Koao Interceptor, specifically for facility planning.

To be considered, sealed proposals must be submitted to the Clerk-Treasurer's Office by local time, February 7, 1995. The contract will be awarded to the most advantageous to West Lafayette. is tne litv intent mat rne proiect qualify for State Revolving Fund (SRF) financing. Additionally, it is the Cltv's In tent that the design and con struction be coordinated witn the Indiana Department of Transportation's planned U.S. 231 Relocation Proiect in West Lafayette.

It Is believed that coordinated construction will result in lower construction costs for the City. Finally, It is the City's Intent that the North River Road interceptor proiect alleviate not only existing hy draulic limitations, but also make progress toward the abatement of combined sewer overflows (CSO's). SCOPE OF SERVICES The desired facilities plan ning service shall include: Review ot pertinent re ports, plans, records, etc. i. discuss proposed proiect with affected State Agencies, Including, but not limited to, IDEM and INDOT.

3. Summarize capacity re quirements for the interceptor and lift station. 4. Describe and evaluate conveyance alternatives. s.

Describe now tne Norm River Road Interceptor oroiect fits Into CSO abatement plan for the City ot west Lafayette both short term and long term. 6. Prepare opinions of prob able costs for the recom mended pro ect and review with the Owner and the Owner's rate consultant. 7. Develop implementation schedule which ties available funding to facility improve ments.

8. Draft facilities planning report summarizing all findings In the format required by IDEM, to enable the proiect to be funded through SRF. 9. Review draft report with the Owner for additional input. 10.

Submit twelve copies of final report to the Owner for approval. li. upon approval by tne Owner, make submittal of the plan to IDEM and provide follow-up through final approval by the appropriate agencies. PROPOSAL CONTENT Selection of professional consultants by the Board of Public Works and Safety, is lajt tit Indiana Department of Transportation in lends to advene pant for tn proposed new bridge and roadway approaches thereto, over 1-465 on West Stth Street, located on the northwest Side of th city ot Indianapolis in Marion County. Subsequent to reviewing and considering all comments and matenait received at result of th official Indian De partment of Transportation Public Hearing held at Pike High School, Indianapolis.

Indian, on December 16, 1993, it wat recommended that th protect, as outlined at the public hearing, be advanced and constructed All matenait developed in support of the undertaking will remain available tor public inspection during normal office hours in Room N755 of th Indiana Govarnment Center North, Indianaxlis, Indiana 46204-2317 and Development Engineer'i office, INDOT Greenfield District Offic, Greenfield, Indiana. This not ee it pub ithed in compliance with till 23, Section 121, Code, Federal Road Acts of 1951, and th Indian Public lnvolvmnt Public Hearing Procedures for Federal-Air Project Development approved by th Federal Highway Administration, U.S. Department ot Transportation on November 17, 1994. Indiana Department of Transportation STEVE OWENS Public Hearings Exminr (S-1-12) PUBLIC AUCTION 1989 Ford Probe. VIN 1ZVBT20C1KS193784, will be sold on Thursday, February 2, 1995 at 9:00 a m.

a.t the offic of Church Brothers Downtown, 135 Mccarty Indianapo lis, Indiana, 46225, for unpaid repairs and storage charges of siuiu.uu. (5-1-12, 18) BROAD AGENCY ANNOUNCEMENT 95-41 Indiana Department of Ad ministration And FSSA Lo-gansport State Hospital for Se curity Guard services. ine Indiana Department ot Administration is soliciting expressions of interest from all offerors who wish to con sidered to provide Security Services for the FSSA Lo- gansport State Hospital. Broad Agency Announcement 95-40 has been Issued to describe this opportunity and the procedure for submitting proposals. Proposals must be received in the Department of Administration by February 21, 1995 at 2:00 legal time.

Further Information concerning this announcement or proposal procedure may be ob tained from the Department of Administration by calling (317) ZJJ-JIU3. JOSEPH K. WIESINGER Administrative Assistant Procurement Division Indiana Department of Administration Room W468 402 W. Washington Street Indianapolis, Indiana 46204 Note: State tolicitation In formation it now available on the Procurement Division's Electronic Solicitation Postings fcSP system, r-or further in formation, call the Procure ment Division Information Manager at (317) 233-3758. (S-1-12) PUBLIC NOTICE VANTAGE POINT SELF STORAGE 4475 Allisonville Road IN 46205 Vantage Point Self Storage will sell the personal property In the following rented space to satistv tne owners lein.

Stall; Name: E-47 Juliet Tu- rientine; E-58 Shelley D. Pops; K-20 tveivn Hosxins. These items will be sold to a Bublic auction company ate: 12895. (S-1-12) LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Indiana Department of Revenue Docket No. 28688-A.

1. In the matter of the applica tion ot v. b. sutler asspci ates, PC. DBA Community tare transportation services.

Fort wayne, Indiana, tor certificate to operate motor vehicles as a common carrier of passengers, Intrastate. Notice Is hereby given that tne Indiana Department ot Revenue has set the above matter for an Initial hearing to be held at: 100 North Senate Avenue, Room N202, Indiana Government Center-North, Indianapolis, Indiana. Time: 9:00 A.M., EST on February 6, 1995. Public participation it requested. However, this hearing is subject to continuance.

Therefore it Is strongly advised that you notify the department of your intent to attend. Neither the parties nor their counsel are required to appear in person for the hearing. A procedural agenda will be issued by the presiding Administrative Law Judge and served on counsel for the parties by first class U.S. mail. If an accommodation is required to allow an Individual with a disability to participate in this meeting, please contact the Special Tax Division of the Indiana Department of Revenue at (317) 232-2725 or TTD at (317 232-4952 at least 48 hours before the meeting.

Indiana Department of Revenue GEORGE T. WHELDEN, Jr. Administrative Law Judge (S-1-12) REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP) INDIANAPOLIS DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION LAKE SULLIVAN FAMILY RECREATION AREA The Indianapolis Parks Department is requesting proposals for a lease design, construct, operate and manage a family recreation area Including a bicycle concession, a K-Car track, a miniature golf facility, batting cages, and a go-cart road course located on the municipally owned property at Lake Sullivan in Riverside Regional Park. The Indianapolis Parks Department It seeking proposals from interested parties willing to Invest private capital to design, construction, operate and manage the Lake Sullivan Family Recreation Area. RFP information is available from the Riverside Regional Park Coordinator, Indianapois Parks Department, 1426 W.

29th Indianapolis, IN 46208, (317 924-7030. A preproposal meeting will be held on January 17, 1995 at 10:00 a.m. at this same address. All responses are due by February 3, 1995. (S-1-12) PUBLIC NOTICE The following tO Cad, 6S699-AE68S495 will be sold 9AM, 12795, 5115 E.

30th for $726 86 (S-1-12) LID 633 1212 Rep. Jerry Bales, R-Blooming-ton, who spoke to the students, said university funding has been dismal at best in recent years. He also criticized Gov. Evan Bayh for not mentioning higher education in his State of the Stale message Tuesday. Bales told the students the state of Indiana operates according to what is hot In public opinion polls.

"Higher education doesn't make a ripple in polls today," he added, encouraging students to raise public awareness of the needs of higher education. Later in the day, the Bayh administration proposed spending Increases of 4 percent and 4.2 percent In the universities' operating budgets over the blennium, as well as full funding for the universities' request for building repairs. The administration recommended that tuition increases be held at 4.5 percent each year. The proposals will now be debated during the legislature's consideration of the 1995-97 budget. By Barb Albert STAR STAFF WRITER Higher education is on the verge of becoming unaffordable for Hoo-slers, warned a group of student leaders from the state's colleges and universities.

About 40 representatives of the revitalized Indiana State Student Association converged on the Statehouse on Wednesday and hoped to persuade legislators from their hometowns to make higher education funding a top priority in the session. While they want to keep tuition increases down, student leaders at Indiana University in Bloomlngton say students there are willing to pay 1 percent extra in tuition in order to reduce class sizes. The idea, initiated two years ago by student leaders, has received widespread support from the student body, said IU student body But It's gotten a lukewarm reception from some state officials. State Budget Director Jean S. Blackwell said it's counter to the agreement among the state's universities to keep tuition Increases at 4 percent, If the state appropriates the additional revenue they've requested for the biennl-um.

The extra tuition funds. If matched by the IU Foundation and the state's general fund, would allow IU to hire an additional 20 faculty members and lower the faculty-student ratio by one, IU student leaders said. Students representing all state universities concentrated Wednesday on showing legislators they support the universities' request for 5 percent and 5.6 percent increases, respectively, in their state-funded operating budgets in each of the next two years. For The Record If you hove something to sell Jeffrey H. Bennett and Rose A.

Marie, both of 90 N. Sixth Ave. Anthony P. Capelli and Kimberly A. Curish, both of 3237 Chadwood Lane N.

Arthur D. Haupt, 3457 W. Perry Sandra M. Yaryan. 5407 Yucatan Drive.

Robert E. Howard. 4708 Crittenden Denise M. Gray. 3908 Gateway Court.

Frank A. James and Cheryl L. Hillenburg, both of 6037 Westlake N. Drive. James C.

Jones and Pamela D. Coffy, both of 9524 Meadowlark Drive. Thomas T. Kaiser and Barbara W. Jones, both of 4040 Gateway Court Damn K.

Kirkland and Stephanie J. Shelby, both of 8002 Dowitch Lane. Michael W. Mann and Marilyn S. Leslie, both of 191 Berwick Ave Frank E.

Miller and Kelly J. Good, both of 816 N. Gray St. Porter T. Payne, Hudson, Marjorie A.

Vibbert, 353 Lowry Road. Danny L. Rucker and Kathy A. Watkins, both of 1819 Englewood Drive. Greg W.

Smith, 8814 Rue Madeleine; Jina L. Maki, 7515 E.Washington St. Jayesh K. Vora and Indira P. Mahabir, both of 9530 Carlyle Drive.

Robert Woodard and Julie M. Pruitt, both of 2229 N. Tibbs Ave. DIVORCE LAWSUITS FILED Brian K. Akers Linda K.

Akers Kent Austin Barbara Austin Brian K. Burke Deborah K. Burke Brian E. Burton Monica L. Burton Larry R.

Curry Brenda S. Curry Gary V. Harp Nancy S. Anck-Harp Dirk B. Harshman Terry W.

Harshman Jarrod R. Harvey Tamara Harvey Timothy J. Jones Joanna L. Jones Christopher A. Kennard Karla J.

Kennard Christopher M. McKay Andrea McKay Felix Moreno Lisa M. Moreno David A. Murphy Kathleen A. Murphy Audrey A.

Oliver Steven W. Oliver Frank J. Rogers Alice F. Oliver Steven W. Sandlin Roxane L.

Sandlin Roger L. Schaffer Teresa L. Schaffer Steven R. Spencer Deborah L. Spencer Robert N.

Stewart Angela J. Stewart James R. Thomas Kristy J. Thomas Timothy Todd Kathryn Todd Lafayette Williams Janette E. Allen Charles L.

Winings Kaye Wirings Flora Burner, 67, Wishard Memorial Hospital, pulmonary disease. Betty Cloud, 66, Wishard Memorial Hospital, respiratory failure. Charles Erickson, 63, Methodist Hospital, carcinoma. Ordella Ferguson, 64, Indiana University Hospital, pulmonary fibrosis. James Gale.

97, 2026 E. 54th St, cerebral thrombosis. William Goen. 64. Methodist Hospital, septic shock.

Helen Kite, 84, Methodist Hospital, carcinoma. Loren Hollingsworth, 85, 8181 Harcourt Road, myocardial infarction. Florence Klein, 88, 3518 Shelby myocardial infarction. Carl Miller, 72, 166 S. Traub heart disease.

Jeffery Moses, 82. Methodist Hospital, carcinoma. Malinda Nichols, 94, 8530 Township Line Road, cardiopulmonary failure. Fay Nikoll, 89. 8549 Madison carcinoma.

Junior R. Pearson, 53, 2106 Ringgold intoxication. James Phillips, 42, Methodist Hospital, subarachnoid hemorrhage. George Pierce, 68, Indiana University Hospital, pulmonary edema. Ronald Riggins, 35, 3610 Carrollton gunshot wound.

Kenneth Rkjgles, 63, St Francis Hospital, heart disease. Betty Rogers, 70, Wishard Memorial Hospital, cancer. Henry Sanderson, 72, St Vincent Hospital, renal failure. Marcella Scheer, 76, 2609 Southeastern cerebral vascular disease. Cednc Scott Jr.

HI, 3 months, 2056 N. LaSalle St, Infant death. Theodora Shaneff, 100. 6440 W. 34th malnutrition.

Brian Sherron, 2 months, Riley Hospital tor Children, heart disease. Richard Stafford, 70, 7465 Madison pneumonia. Janet Steele, 62. Wishard Memonal Hospital, gunshot wound. Elizabeth Steller, 90, 8530 Township Line Road, carcinoma.

Mildred Teague. 83, 1651 Campbell carcinoma. Ronald Tolbert 81, Methodist Hospital, cardiac respiratory arrest Julia Trecartin, 72, 8102 E. 20th cancer. Freida Vanielgerhuis, 66, 4328 Little Leaf Court, respiratory failure.

Mary Wacker. 81, 8530 Township Line Road, cerebral vascular accident Beulah Wilson, 76, Indiana University Hospital, myocardial infarction. Zyqincha Woods, 4 months, Riley Hospital for Children, sepsis. Winifred Wray. 73, Community Hospital East, cancer.

Daniel Yorksie, 26. 6615 Hillside gunshot wound. Larry Young 24, 2300 E. 44th gunshot wound BIRTHS COMMUNITY HOSPITAL EAST Girls IRVING, Yulonda; NEMESNYIK, Stephen and Anne: PETRONE, Basil and Kathy. COMMUNITY HOSPITAL NORTH Boys BEACH, Jeff and Julie; CLEVENGER, Edward Girls PANGBURN, Jeffery and Lynn; SAYLOR.

Terrance and Nancy. Twins boy and girl STUBBS, Heather. COMMUNITY HOSPITAL SOUTH Boys FLEMING, Mark and Angelia; FOX. Charles and Tracy. Girt MUNDY.

Leland and Teresa. INDIANA UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL Boys CLARK, William and Kathy: COLLINS, Andre and Lisa; SMITH, Curtis, and GREENE, Cynthia. Girl QUINTANA. George and Patricia. METHODIST HOSPITAL Boys FULKERSON, Roy and Candy; STAILEY, Steve and Debra.

Girls DORNER, William and Colleen: ENGLISH, Devon; HENDRICK, Sherry; JONES, Charles and Alisha; McHENRY. Rebecca; SHAFFER, Randall and Kelly; SMALLWOOD, Susan. ST. FRANCIS HOSPITAL Boys GRESHAM, Jerry and Pamela; STONE, David and Luann. Girls GOLDEN, Clarence and Janet; SKAGGS, Todd and Gina.

ST. VINCENT HOSPITAL Boys CLOONAN, Kevin and Victoria; FISHER. Donald, and BURTON, Cathy: HARRIS, Ron and Jean-nette; MORGAN, Jonathan and Martha; WILLIAMS, Angela. Girls ALLEN, Patrick and Cynthia; CLARK, Daniel and Karen: FOSTER. Jonathan, and ESPARZA-FOSTER.

Deanda: KAUFMAN, Mark and Kathleen; OSTEWIG. Amy; STEVENSON. Dennis and Regma. WISHARD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Boys MACK, Keica; NEWMAN. Angela; WILLIAMS, Sylvia.

Girls HICKMAN. Sharhonda; MAINS, Stacy; GUILLEN, Brandy. WOMEN'S HOSPITAL OF INDIANAPOLIS Boys BATTENFIELD, Don and Deloris; CLOUSE, Roiy and Glona; EACRET, Ralph, and DAVENPORT, Jill; GOCHNAUER. Richard and Alta; GRIFFIN. Brenda: H0-MAN, Daniel and Susan.

Girls BRADBERRY, Jeff and Lisa; CLEMENTS, Kenneth and Donna; SALIBA, Tony and Janis: SHELTON, Geno and Allison: SOMERS. Steven and Marion; SURBER, Shannon, and ALDERSON. Rachael. MARRIAGE LICENSES Tyrone Artis, 1321 Hudson Sherrill M. Owens, Pans, IH.

Houston L. Bass Jr. and Jenny D. Mikesell, both of 3733 Central Ave. James E.

Beasley and Pa'iaa A. Spoonemore, both of 608 N. Lyons Ave. -j phone 31 7 633 1212 If you have something to sell phone 317 633 1212 If you have something to sell phone 31 7 633 1212 If you have something to sell DEATH CERTIFICATES Loetta Banta. 89.

1380 E. County Line Road, phone 317 nti i Bei Nina Bceson, 84, Methodist Hospital, renal failure..