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STORY CASSETTE ADDRESS NOTES DefASIOTAIWAN 533 3:45 STORMCOSTS 517 22:43 GOODMANRELEASED N-19 13:08 CNN(VO) SANTACLARA PLAY SHED 521 34:36 NINE KID ADOPTIVEFAMILY 528 21:46 KATU JACKSON/GOODMAN/LOCALREAX 509 38:56 5:30 vo/bit~s DALKONTRIAL BX 523 23:06 SPfLD. STATEor CITY 516 19:51 MAGICCARPET QUESTION 534 1:28 JACKSON/GOODMANRELEASE/LOCAL REAX 510 37:20 llpm PACKAGE 1/4/84 PETERPAN DAY CARE/HEALTHCLOSURE 509 40:44 TEENDANCE HALL 513 34:16 EUGENEGOAL SETTING 518 23:00 wx 512 38:18 WILDCATCK GOODMANHOME N-19 13:48 CNN GOVERNORECON. DEVELOPMENT 521 35:56 ISAACSTERN CONCERT 514 36:49 4-J SCHOOLBOARD 517 24:21 J. CITYGLIDER AX 523 24:55 DALKONSHIELD 529 22:08 SMALLRURAL/LANDOWNERS 535 :45 £"jen~ CbmWl1A1t1'fJ s2a J'f;( 9 G,ooJ .$ f',-c. t,c.,tf!. 1/4/84 cont. STORY CASSETTE. ADDRESS NOTES JOSTPRODUCE 534 3:35 STATEFORESTRY NEW BOARD 520 22:05 MAGICCARPET HRG. 531 12:20 INTROMAGIC CARPET HRG. 532 13:50 ISAACSTERN N.C. 515 38:35 SUBLIGHTS 530 33:38 TEENDANCE HALL 513 34:16 1/5/84 WAHPIPEHSPEAKS AT UO 508 42:18 BANFIELDOVERPASS CRUMB IE 514 39:19 KATU ASSESSORBAIN 516 21:09 CO. LCDCWORK SESSION 520 23:05 SPRINGFIELDBURKETT EVALUATION 521 38:48 DALKONSHIELD I RIAL 523 25:55 TAXDISTRICT EFFECT(PORTLAND) 524 24:04 PARKINGTICKETS BACKLOG 525 21:56 TRAINDERAIL 530 34:45 KATU OUTDOORREPORT 533 4:50 WASHINGTONFLOODING 531 14:43 KATU OPEDCOMEETING 536 :40 PORTLANDCITY CLUB REPORT 528 23:56 wx 529 24:46 WILL.RIVER WASH.FLOOD UPDATE 513 35:16 SPFLD.CAPITAl IMPROVE 522 21:37 HULTSIGN 534 5:20 HULTDEFICIT 535 2:02 1/5/84 cont. STORY CASSETTE ADDRESS NOTES LUNGASSOCIATION GIVEAWAY 532 14:50 1/6/84 CREDITS 510 40:07 ISSACSTERN WX-WASH./JEFFBRIDGE 512 40:03 WHITERELEASE REAX N-21 1:20 CNN LANEPUBLIC DEFENDER 517 25:46 UNEMPLOYMENTDOWN N-20 10:22 CNN TUBEWRINGER INVENTOR 513 36:04 TEENMOM "FINDS" OWN BABY 533 6:21 KATU PHONEEXT./RATE RAISES 536 1:47 KATU COUNCILSEAT WARD J 520 25:28 BEAVERTONTRIPLE STAB 530 35:16 EDUCATIONSTATS 524 25:59 H·~· fc.,·!h';"' ~' LATEEPUD BILLS 531 15:42 ~ NEWRECRUITING DETAILS 515 39:43 YMCAKEEP ON MOVING 525 23:18 UNEMPLOYMUNTSTATS PLUNGE 521 39:32 HOMESTEADMEASURE CHALLENGE 534 6:15 KATU WASH.FLOODING UPDATE 535 4:28 KATU PUBLICDEFENDER NC 518 24:29 COMPUTERSTORE EXPLOSION 522 22:J2 MAMAROLOSES 528 26:59 POSTCHRISTMAS BUSINESS 527 25:47 1/7/84 BEAVERTONFIRE 524 28:09 LINCOLNCOUNTY ECONOMY 537 :55 MAPLETONRURAL LANDO L~ER MTING 513 38:51 EUGENEGOALS SETTING FOLD 516 22:51 SPFLD.SEWER CONNECTO P. 529 26:06 WEAVERTOWN MEETING 532 15:49 CHITWOODBRIDGE DEDICATION 517 28:14 wx 512 43:00 BOATHOUSE DALKONSHIELD VERDICT 536 3:33 - J 1/7/84 cont. STORY CASSETTE ADDRESS NOTES TEENRAPE ARREST 518 26:00 DALKONSHIELD LOCAL REAX 532 17:32 CENTRALLINN SCHOOL BD. REP. 531 17:10 KISSINGERLOCAL REAX 53G 35:58 1/8/84 wx 512 43:00 TREESIN FOG WK:IN REVIEW 534 7:19 CHICANOSOUP KITCHEN 533 6:56 roi it'•,·- t,. R,vtf' ,u '4S~'21 \t.Atv 1/9/84 REALTYBOARD/LANE RURAL LAND 516 24:12 DALKONSHIELD 529 28:05 1/9/84 STORY CASETTE ADDRESS NOTES BETHELTEACHER TROUBLE 517 30:00 KELLER:STATE OF EUGENE 530 38:24 EVITA:HULT PRESS CONF. 510 42:00 DALKONSHEILD 529 28:05 REALTYBOARD/LANE RURAL LAND 516 24:12 ALCOAD~UG TESTS 531 18:07 TOUTLEWOOD CARVER 520 26:24 EVITAPLAYS THE HULT 513 40:17 HENDRIKSENDALK ONREAX 535 4:58 REALTORSLAND USE STAND 521 40:54 SOUPKITCHEN PREPS 534 11:13 HEWLETTPACKARD NEW CALCULATOR 537 1:4(} LCCAIR SUIT HRG. 533 8:27 LOGG[~G& FISHINGUPDATE: SIUSLAW 522 25:04 JOURNALISMTASK FORCE 532 18:57 SPFLD.BAN ~ ROBBERY 518 26:00 1/10/84 6~h & 7th WIDENING 536 4:57 t,A I 1~ p,:ic STATEOF JUNCTIONCITY 516 25:22 COUNTRYCAMPER/CITY COUNCIL 517 31:20 wx 540 :40 GORDARIDGE-HEALTH 534 12:09 SUPREMECT. SALESTAX 518 27:53 ASSESSMENTRELIEF ii,' 11' 529 30:00 P6'NNToWN Nl~'S (!) E '1 S~(p ~0:40 DALKONSHEILD ~ RIAL ' 514 41:11 hucii, ASTRONAUTWILLIAMS LEAVES 538 :48 PARKt,J ILLAMETTESPEC. 522 28:33 INCESTFOLO. 520 28:40 I 1/10/84 Cont. STORY CASSETTE ADDRESS NOTES RENEWABLERESOU RCEPLAN 535 10:ll CAL-NICKELMINING PLAN S 531 18:40 GORDARIDGE-HEALTH 156~3+ -n45 12:o<l FARWEST AR MED ROB. 539 :42 _ CORVALLISRESEARCH CORRIDOR 525 24:52 ACT-AGSSITE ATIYEH:ENVIRONMENTALISTS 532 20:18 - - ---- --- --- 1/11/84 GLENWOODPtX 516 26:30 RAWTAPE FACTORYOF THEFUTURE 527 24:49 DALKONTRAIL ( HODS) 538 2:22 STATEOF THESTATE 526 33:11 COMMUNITYLEADERS SEMINAR 525 28:12 JUST PRODUCE 535 7:35 RURALLANDOWNER 537 3:52 FUNDRAISERPREVIEW 539 1:30 LOWELLSCHOOL BIBLE STUDY 541 :40 ASSESSORSRELIEF 529 30:00 CITYCOUNCIL MTNG. 530 38:24 6th & 7th WIDENINGPROTEST 528 29:33 ,,~s p. ,treu ATIYEHOFFSHORE LEASE REAX ~2.4 29:04 NEWDEQ DIRECTOR 532 21:16 CAL-NICKELMINING PLANS 531 18:40 ASTORIASHIPBUILDING 533 11:53 KATV STUCKSHIP FREED 534 14:45 KATV ~NF/ROADLESSOPEN HOUSE 515 41:08 wx 540 2:00 FOGGYWATER TOWER 1/12/84 STORY CASSETTE ADDRESS NOTES NYHONEYMOONER BIGAMIST 526 36:05 KATU FATALSENIOR EXCURSION 538 3:46 DALKONTRIAL II 520 29:54 SANIPACSPILL 537 7:14 HILTONANNIVERSARY 534 15:20 TRENTt.W NGER 524 30:21 UOUNION STUDY '5)2Jp. 10:41 PACKWOODBUDGET 527 30:15 PILOTSHOT DOWN REAX 539 2:37 (PACKWOOD) CORVALLISSALES TAX DEBATE 523 28:06 BEAVERTONTRIPLE STAB ARRAIGN 530 35:16 TRAUMASYSTEM HEARING 518 28:48 El N!NOFISH 525 29:20 KATU MARCHOF DIMESTWINS 536 8:16 OUTDOORREPORT 541 2:16 GLENWOODLCOG 522 29:50 wx 540 2:00 EUGENEFOGGY WATERTOWER VIOLINMAKER 515 42:05 PACKWOODCOASTAL HEARING 529 30:48 6th & 7th CLOSUREHEARING 535 9:49 1/13/84 AOLCONFERENCE 538 5:04 FARMERFIELD BURNING SUIT 541 4:40 KATU PRETENDERSTICKETS 520 31:40 JOURNALISMSUMMIT 516 31:09 MAGICCARPET CHANGES 517 33:03 ~ONECHANGE RCAX 532 22:10 RURALLAND OWNERS .SEEKEXTENTION 518 29:45 VIOLINMAKER 515 42:05 UONUCLEAR AGE COURSE 5:3 9 4:05 FLETCHER 5:33 14:~4 BEAVERCREEK REAX 522 31:33 CREDITS-EV'.LTA 514 42:15 1/13/ 8£4~Cont. STORY CASSETTE ADDRESS NOTES \ ~-· KISSINGERREPORT REAX 534 16i'26 BASCOMANNOUNCES 531 21:06 ADOPTION:BARBARA 523 30:30 1/14/84 LEMONCAR 528 31?42 VIEWS& REVIEWS 527 31?45 DRILLTEAM COMPETITION 524 32:00 RURALLANDOWNERS INFO. MTG. 53'7 8:07 CHINESE/ATIYEH 535 12:26 JIMMYREYNOLDS AUCTION 522 33:48 1/15/84 W)V. -. 540 4:54 DUCKS THEBIRDS(GRANTS PASS) 532 23:35 l ROYALAVE. FIRE 528 32:15 REYNOLDSJOB JUNT 529 31:50 WEEKIN REVIEW 536 9:51 JUMMYREYNOLDS AUCTION 522 33:48 CORVALLISSALES TAX 533 16~00 ATIYEHP.A.C. 518 30:37 MARTINLUTHER KING B'DAY 538 9:01 BARRETTPUBLIC SCHOOLS 539 6:IQ BATISTE:HIGHERED. 534 18:l ~ TIMBEREXTENSION LAWSIUTE 517 34:16 1/16/84 .ie STORY CASSETTE ADDRESS NOTES YONCALLAINDUSTRIAL PARK 541 5:23 LANECO. BUDGET 534 19:47 ~/A~ f'Nl5) CO. LANDUSE EXTENSION UPDATE 515 56:37 -fyf ..~, JUNCTION CITYAPT. SHOOTING 520 36:21 OAKRIDGESLOWDOWN HARVEST 538 12:41 SCOTUSANTI-TRUST 527 34:59 KATU STARLINGSTORM(THE BIRDS) 532 23:35 ICY RESCUE 525 31:51 CNN CO.LANDUSE EXT. PLAN/COMMISSIONERSAPPROV E 535 14:33 RONDELLUMS 536 12:58 RAW PARMHJIE:RF IRE 524 34:24 MOBILEVET 539 8:03 COQUILLEMILL OPEN 526 37:44 KATU 1/17/84 HANDICAPPEDJOBS 517 36:32 HOMEBUILDERSSALES TAX 532 25:43 COTTAGEGROVE LAND 525 35:23 E.P.U.D. LABORQUESTIONS 522 34:44 WEAVERTAXES 531 22:17 DOGCOLLAR REFLECTOR 538 14:46 CO.
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    26262 Federal Register / Vol. 86, No. 91 / Thursday, May 13, 2021 / Proposed Rules FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS BCPI, Inc., 45 L Street NE, Washington, shown or given to Commission staff COMMISSION DC 20554. Customers may contact BCPI, during ex parte meetings are deemed to Inc. via their website, http:// be written ex parte presentations and 47 CFR Part 1 www.bcpi.com, or call 1–800–378–3160. must be filed consistent with section [MD Docket Nos. 20–105; MD Docket Nos. This document is available in 1.1206(b) of the Commission’s rules. In 21–190; FCC 21–49; FRS 26021] alternative formats (computer diskette, proceedings governed by section 1.49(f) large print, audio record, and braille). of the Commission’s rules or for which Assessment and Collection of Persons with disabilities who need the Commission has made available a Regulatory Fees for Fiscal Year 2021 documents in these formats may contact method of electronic filing, written ex the FCC by email: [email protected] or parte presentations and memoranda AGENCY: Federal Communications phone: 202–418–0530 or TTY: 202–418– summarizing oral ex parte Commission. 0432. Effective March 19, 2020, and presentations, and all attachments ACTION: Notice of proposed rulemaking. until further notice, the Commission no thereto, must be filed through the longer accepts any hand or messenger electronic comment filing system SUMMARY: In this document, the Federal delivered filings. This is a temporary available for that proceeding, and must Communications Commission measure taken to help protect the health be filed in their native format (e.g., .doc, (Commission) seeks comment on and safety of individuals, and to .xml, .ppt, searchable .pdf).
  • Chapter 5 Preparation, Consultation, and Coordination

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    Redacted -- for Public Inspection

    REDACTED -- FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION July 19, 2017 By Electronic Filing Marlene H. Dortch Secretary Federal Communications Commission 445 Twelfth Street SW Washington, D.C. 20554 Re: MB Docket No. 17-179 Tribune Media Company and Sinclair Broadcast Group, Inc. Consolidated Applications for Consent to Transfer Control Dear Ms. Dortch: Pursuant to the Protective Order in this proceeding,1 Tribune Media Company hereby submits the enclosed unredacted, Highly Confidential Information for inclusion in the record of the referenced proceeding. The enclosed submission consists entirely of Highly Confidential Information. Accordingly, pursuant to paragraph 7 of the Protective Order, access to the submission is limited to Outside Counsel and Outside Consultants and their employees who have executed and filed the Acknowledgement attached as Appendix B to the Protective Order. The information in the submission previously was included as Attachments V and VII to the Comprehensive Exhibit to the Consolidated Applications with a request for confidentiality under Section 0.459 of the Rules. It is being resubmitted herewith in conformity with the requirements of the Protective Order. Separately, also pursuant to the Protective Order, Tribune is submitting (1) two copies of the submission in an encrypted .pdf file to David Roberts of the Media Bureau, and (2) a 1 Tribune Media Company and Sinclair Broadcast Group, Inc., Consolidated Applications for Consent to Transfer Control, Protective Order, DA 17-678 (July 14, 2017) (the “Protective Order”). DC: 6472326-1 Marlene H. Dortch, Secretary July 19, 2017 Page 2 REDACTED -- FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION redacted, public version of this submission (as reflected in Attachments V and VII to the Comprehensive Exhibit) via ECFS.
  • In the Supreme Court of the United States  

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    NO. 19-247 In the Supreme Court of the United States CITY OF BOISE, Petitioner, v. ROBERT MARTIN, LAWRENCE LEE SMITH, ROBERT ANDERSON, JANET F. BELL, PAMELA S. HAWKES, AND BASIL E. HUMPHREY, Respondents. On Petition for Writ of Certiorari to the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit BRIEF OF AMICUS CURIAE LEAGUE OF OREGON CITIES IN SUPPORT OF PETITIONER ANNA M. JOYCE COUNSEL OF RECORD JACQUELINE S. KAMINS HARRY B. WILSON MARKOWITZ HERBOLD PC 1455 SW BROADWAY, SUITE 1900 PORTLAND, OR 97201 (503) 295-3085 [email protected] SEPTEMBER 25, 2019 COUNSEL FOR AMICUS CURIAE SUPREME COURT PRESS ʕ (888) 958-5705 ʕ BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS i TABLE OF CONTENTS Page TABLE OF AUTHORITIES ....................................... ii INTEREST OF AMICUS CURIAE ............................ 1 SUMMARY OF ARGUMENT .................................... 3 ARGUMENT ............................................................... 5 I. OREGON CITIES ARE PREVENTED “FROM FULFILLING THEIR DUTY TO ENFORCE AN ARRAY OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY LAWS” ................................................................ 5 II. NONENFORCEMENT HAS “WREAKED HAVOC” ON OREGON CITIES .......................................... 11 A. The Number of Unsheltered Homeless Has Risen Sharply in Oregon Cities ........ 12 B. The Proliferation of Homeless Camps Poses a Monumental Challenge for Oregon Cities’ Public Resources ............... 14 C. Oregon Cities Struggle with the Post Martin Increase of Unsheltered Home lessRelated Crimes and Complaints ....... 17 CONCLUSION .......................................................... 20 ii TABLE OF AUTHORITIES TABLE OF AUTHORITIES Page CASES Blake, et al. v. City of Grants Pass, 118cv01823CL, 2019 WL 3717800 (D. Or. Aug. 7, 2019)............................................ 7 O’Callaghan v. City of Portland, F. App’x 704 (9th Cir. 2018) .............................. 10 Tyson & Bro.-United Theatre Ticket Offices, Inc. v. Banton, 273 U.S. 418 (1927) .................
  • FCC-21-98A1.Pdf

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