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<br />THE REc.aRDER AND THE CI TY ATTa,RNEY R,ECENTLY I NFaRMED US ,Tf:i.AT TH,E BAN aN ,'~ADVERTI SI NG
<br />aR caMMERCI'~L PURPaSES~ INCLUD[DCPARTISAN paLITICAL tAMPAI~NING'VIA A ~aUND t~UCK. IT
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<br />IS ARqUABLE THAT-THIS I,S ~HE C,aRRECT INTERP,RETATlaN aF THE,ORDINANCE. MANY CI,TIZENS
<br />INCLUDI,NGaU,RSELVES MI,GHT WELL.FE,EL THAT THE WIDER 'DISSEMINA,TlaN, VI'A SaUt.'ID TRUCKS ~N.o
<br />aTHE;R MEANS, aF 'PAR~ISAN pa'LITICAL MESSAGES IS,aF "GENERAL PUElLlC INTEREST.;' ..
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<br />THE FACT IS THAT AT'PRESENT A paLl TICAL PARTISAN CANNaT, UNLESS HE QUITS BEING A
<br />';,PARTISAN, USE ~ saUND TRUC,K aN_THE STREETS aF ,EUGEN~. WE.-THINK THI:S IS WRa~G. ,WE
<br />"):B,ELI,EVE THA,TTHE US~ aF sa,UND T~,UCK,S, REASaNABLY R,EGULATE,q aF ,C,oU,R,SE, WOULD BRI,NG MaRE
<br />CITIZENS,Ta THE paLLS AND HELP I,NFaRM THEM MaRE FULLY aF'THE ISSUES AND CANDIDATES aN
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<br />THE BALLaT.
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<br />,AT,TACHEq'.I,;S A Copy ,a~ RE~aR~ No. 1~3,aF,THE.NA'TI,a~AL INSTITUTE ,aF"MuNI'C1PALLAW,
<br />OFFI CERS. THI S BELaNGS TO. THE ~I T~ ATTa~NEy;"AND_SHaULD ,BE RE;1:URNED TO. HI MEVEN,TUALLY.
<br />WHEN caNSULTED aN THIS MATTER, HE CITED THIS BaaKLET AS suppaRTING THE PRESENT ORDINANCE.
<br />WE CA",!N0.T SEE THAT ,I T DaES. "
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<br />, THE MaDEL ORDINANCE~ WH~~H IS REcaMMENDED BY THE; NATI~NALINS1:I;UT~ DF ~uNicIPAL Ii
<br />LAW OF,FICERS AND A capy, aF,WHICH IS ATTA,CHED,.,PRaVIDES A.MaNG aTHER THINGS FD.R, ,"REGISTRATlaN"1
<br />aF "NaN-caMMERC I AL" USE'RS aF saUND TRUCKS AND 'REAsaNABLE" REGULA'T I aNS. FDR USE; IT FaRB IDS !:
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<br />CDMMERCIAL ADVERTISING AND IN THIS REGARD IS NDT REFE'RRING TO. PDLITICAL CAMPAIGNING. II
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<br />IN ITS FIRST HALF THE BaO~L~T ~AKES ,IT C~EAR THAT EuriENE'S ~RESENT aRDINANCE AND 'I
<br />ITS INTERPRETATlaN ARE UNcaNSTITUTlaNAL IN THAT THE RESULT IS AN UNWARRANTED INTERFERENCE I
<br />WI,T,H FREEDaM aF ,SPEECH ,AS GUARANTE,ED I,N THE BI LL aF RI GHTS.. ' i
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<br />WE ASK THAT THE CaUNCIL REVIEW T.HE p'RESENT ORDINANCE #8541 IN LIGHT aF THE MATTER
<br />PRESENTED IN THE BaaKLET AND IN THIS'LETTER. WE RESPECTFULLY REcaMMEND THE CaUNCIL'S
<br />.EARLY ADDPTlaN aF THE ABaVE-MENTlaNED MaDEL ORDI.NANCE.".
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<br />IT ~ASMDVED BY CRUMBAK~R;'SEcaNDED BY SMITH THAT THE CDMMUNICATlaN BE REFERRED TO. THE
<br />JUDICIARY CaMMITTEE. MaTlaN CARRIED.
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<br />CaMMUNf.CATIDN FRDM PERCY W. BRDWN & CD. - RE:
<br />AND READ AS FDLLaws:
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<br />FI NANCI AL RECDRDS DF ,~I TY ,WAS SUBMI TTED
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<br />, "WE .HAVE AUDI TED niE FI NANCI AL ,RECDRDS DF THE CI TY DF EUGENE FaR Ql1ART,E~ ENOl NG
<br />MAR'CH 31, 1952, AND FI ND A~L M,ONI ES p~aPERLY ACCaU":ITED ~a~." I, ,
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<br />IT WAS Mo.VED BY,CRUMBAKER, SEcaNDED"BY BaaTH THAT THE Co.MMUNICATlaN E!E RECEIVED ~ND
<br />P ~ ~ ~, E 0 aN F I L E . _ 'Mo TI aN, CAR R lED. ' .
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<br />ORDINANCES
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<br />CaUNCIL BILL No.. 1344 - RE:SIDEWALK aN THE SDUTH SIDE 'aF 24TH AVENUE FRaM WILLAMETTE
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<br />TO. PATTERsaN STREET AND o.N THE' NORTH SIDE o.F 24TH FRo.M WILLAMETTE TO. HIGH WAS SUBMITTED AND
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<br />READ JHE',FIRST TIME IN FULL.
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<br />I TWAS Mo.VEO'BY CRUMBAKER, SEcaNDED BY BaaTH THAT THE BI LL BE READ,TRECSEJOaND TI ME BY
<br />TITL~ aNL~, WITH UNANIMaUS_~o.N$ENT aF .THE Ca~":ICIL.~,MaTlaN CARRIED UNANIMaUSLY AND THE BILL
<br />WAS READ THE SEcaND TIME BY TITLE o.NLY.
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<br />Il,WAS ~aVED BY ,CRU~BAKE~, s~caNDEq. BX Bo.qT~,THAl THE RULEs E!E SUSPEND~D AND,THE BILL
<br />BE READ THE' TH~RD TIME B~ TIT~E o.~L~, WITH 'UNA~I~6us taNstNT,aF THE iaUNCIL~ Mo.Tlo.N CARRIED
<br />UNANIMo.USLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE o.NLY.
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<br />IT WAS MaVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECo.NDED BY Bo.o.TH, THAT THE caUNCIL BILL BE,APPRaVED AND GIVEN
<br />FINAL PASSAGE. ALL CDUNCILMEN PRESENT VDTING AYE. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED
<br />10074.
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<br />CauNciL BILL No.. 1345 - RE: ~EZaNING AS REcaMMENDED IN PLANNING Ca~MISSlaN REpORT WAS
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<br />SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL.
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<br />IT WAS MaVEDBY CRUMBAKER, SEcaNDED BY SIEGENTHALER THAT THE HEARING BE CDNTINUED UNTIL
<br />JUNE 23, 1952. MDTI DN CARRI ED.
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<br />CaUNCIL BILL No.. 1346 -'RE:
<br />VAUDEVILLE HaUSES, MaTlaN PICTURE
<br />FIRST TIME IN r~Lb' ,
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<br />OCCUPATlaN TAX upaN aWNERS AND aPERATaRS QF THEAJRES,
<br />SHaws AND aTHER EXHI BI TI o.N HALLS WAS 5VB~1'T;rED,-.A'NDEREADGTHE
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<br />. IT WAS MOVED BY CRUM~AKER, SECDNDED BY AL~EN THAT THE BILL BE REFERRED TO THE JUDICIA~Y
<br />CaMMITTEE FaR FINAL PASSAGE JUNE 23, 1952, aRDINANCE TO. BE EFFECTIVE JULY I, '952. MaTlaN
<br />CAR~IED. , ,.
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<br />PAVI NG 9~ 21 S1: AVENUE -XMERALD, ONY~ AND AGATE STREET WAS 01 SCUSS~D ~":ID REF:ERRED TO THE
<br />CITY MANAGER TO. CHECK AND REPaRT AT THE NEXT MEETING.
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<br />RESOLUTIONS
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<br />REsaLUTION - RE: REZaNING - ANNEXED AREA BETWEEN ARTHUR AND CLEVELAND STREETS; T. W.
<br />CHARLES AND SAMUEL H. AND BEULAH M. TYLER WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FaLLaws:
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