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William f. Weld Argeo Paul Cellucci James J. Kerasiotes Laurinda T. Bedingfield
Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary Commissioner
April 7, 1995
Mr. Stuart Bornstein
Bornstein Companies
297 North Street
Hyannis, MA 02601
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SUBJECT: Barnstable - Route 28 - Proposed Comfort Inn
Reference is made to a telephone conservation between you and Matthew Broderick,
District Permit Engineer, on March 24, 1995. You were requesting information on the status
of a permit for a proposed 8" water main to service the proposed renovation of a hotel at
the corner of Iyanough Road (Route 28) and Engine House Road.
In reviewing the application, Mr. Broderick was concerned that the renovation of the
hotel may require you to file an Environmental Notification Form (E.N.F. ) with the
Executive Office of Environmental Affairs (E.0.E.A. ) . An indirect access permit may need
to be obtained from this Department as outlined in MGL Chapter 81, Section 21.
Mr. Broderick contacted the Executive Office of Environmental Affairs for their
interpretation on this matter. They advised that this matter should be reviewed and may
require an E.N.F. to be filed. I suggest you write a letter to the E:O.E.A. . requesting
that a determination be made as to whether or not an E.N.F. must be filed as outlined in
the MEPA Regulations CHR 301 11.26.
This Department is aware of your schedule to complete the Comfort Inn Project, but was
not informed of any of this work. I look forward to an expeditious response on this issue
from the Executive Office of Environmental Affairs.
The permit for the water main is being processed and should be issued later this week.
If you have any questions please contact Matthew Broderick, Permit Engineer, at (508) 824-
6633, Ext. 211.
- Sipcerely,
APR i _4 1995, Bernard McCourt
- District Highway Director
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understand that a copy of&his statement will be forwarded to the Office of Investiratiotu of the DIA for coverage verification and that failure to secure
coverage as rewired under Section 25A of MGL 152 can lead to the Imposition of criminal penalties consisdne of a fine of up to S 1,500.00 and/or one
years'imprisornent as well as civil penalties in the for of a STOP WORK ORDER and a fine of S 100.00 a day against me.
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Town of Barnstable
Zoning Board of Appeals
Decision and Notice
Appeal Number 1995 26V-- Sign Variance
Summary: Granted with Conditions
Applicant: Bornstein-Ridgewood Ave.LP(proposed Comfort Inn)
Property Address: 287 Iyanough Road(Route 28),Hyannis,MA
Assessor's Map/Parcel 328/210-1 and 328/210-2
Zoning: HB-Highway Business and B-Business Districts
to Section 4-3.7 Signs in Highway Relief Requested: Varianceg g y Business and Business Districts to
n increase in the number and size of signs pen-nit a 8� Permitted.
Activity: January 06, 1995 ruling that the lot in question is not grandfathered under the
Barnstable Zoning Ordinance,Section 4-4.5.
Background:
In conjunction with the proposed rehabilitation of a 160+/-room Comfort Inn and Convention facility
located along Route 28,the applicant is seeking to increase the allowable signage under zoning.
From the materials submitted,the applicant appears to be proposing the following:
• 1 free standing double sided sign exceeding that size permitted under Zoning(50 sq.ft.)(sec .4-3.7(4)).
This free standing sign is proposed to be 15 feet high which exceeds the maximum permitted by
administrative relief which is 12 feet(Sec.4-3.7(1)).
• Three other signs are proposed on the face of the buildings,one a 3 by 8 restaurant identification sign,
the second a 7 by 6 Comfort Inn Sign on the"annex building"and a third sign measuring 3 by 8 on the
building identifying the Conference and Health Club. The three signs total 69 sq.ft.which is 19 sq.ft.
larger than is allowed under zoning(50 sq.ft. if 1 free standing sign is used(Sec 4-3.7(3)and(4))).
Procedural Summary:
This petition was filed on February 6, 1995 and scheduled for public hearing before the Zoning Board of
Appeals for March 1, 1995. Board Members sitting on this appeal are: Dexter Bliss,Ron Jansson,Tom
DeRiemer,Emmett Glynn and Chairman Gail Nightingale.
Mr.Bornstein wants an over sized sign over 100 sq.ft.. There is a sign now that is larger than what is
being requested. This is a 5 1/2 acre,reversed pork chop lot. They are planning one large sign on the
highway(Route 28)and one on the building. It is a 16 foot by 9 foot sign that will say Comfort Inn/Gold's
Gym Health Club/Hotel Conference Center as per copies in the file. There will be a smaller sign on the
building and near the registration area and one 3x8 directional sign identifying the entrance..Four signs
total consist of one free standing and three on the building. The sign should be 12 to 14 ft.high to avoid
vandalism. He is willing to settle for 12 feet. It is a franchise requirement and is the smallest sign that they
make. The Gym is a separate entity and there is a permit by the building commissioner for it because the
previous hotel had a health club there and it was honored. The previous permit is less than five years old.
Discussion ensued regarding accessory uses to a hotel for a restaurants and gym. The Zoning Ordinance
states only one free standing sign is allowed for one business but he would be allowed two signs per
business. ,
PUBLIC COMMENT:
In Favor--None In Opposition--None
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Zoning Board of Appeals
Decision and Notice
Appeal Number 1995-26V--Boarnstein
Mr.Bornstein expressed a need for an interior illumination sign stating it would be safer than spotlights on
the ground and cause less glare. The sign would be located back 10 to 15 ft.from the road. He will
comply with site plan review requirements.
FINDINGS: by Dexter Bliss
1. In Appeal Number 1995-26V for a variance to the sign code it is within the public interest to
consolidate free standing signs.
2. This is a large lot which could be subdivided and which would then be eligible to have several
signs.
3. The applicant is required to satisfy the Comfort Inn's agreement for signage.
4. The Zoning Ordinance regarding the number of signs complies,allowing'this sign to be 12 feet at
the maximum and would be in the public interest and would allow warning to customers and
public.
5. A low sign would interfere with the visionary field around the corner and having the sign higher
would benefit the site line.
6. In allowing the variance,the amount of extra signage would not be substantially detrimental to the
neighborhood..
Second: Emmett Glynn
VOTE:
AYE:Ron Jansson,Emmett Glynn,Tom DeRiemer,Dexter Bliss
NAY:Gail
ADDITIONAL FINDINGS:
7. There will be a 130 sq.ft.sign for the Comfort Inn and a 160 sq.ft.sign for Gold's Gym and a 24
sq.ft.sign for the restaurant/conference center and two 3 x 8 signs and a 7 x 6 Comfort Inn sign
attached to the annex.
DECISION:
Based upon the findings a Motion was made by Dexter Bliss to grant the relief requested for a variance for
the signs for the Comfort Inn based upon the plans submitted with the following terms and conditions:
1. The free-standing sign identifying Gold's Gym,Restaurant/Conference Center and the Comfort
Inn sign near the road on Route 28 will be 8 ft 10 in.x 16 ft.and 1/4 in.and overall height is not
to exceed 12 ft.
2. A sign 7 ft.x 6 ft.for the Comfort Inn attached to the annex.
3. A sign 3 ft.x 8 ft.identifying the restaurant and the gym attached to the building.
4. Condition number 1 is subject to the findings and decision of site plan review.
Second: Emmett Glynn
VOTE:
AYE: Ron Jansson,Tom DeRiemer,Emmett Glynn,Dexter Bliss
NAY: Chairman Gail Nightingale
For the record,Chairman Gail Nightingale does not find variance conditions.
ORDER: Appeal Number 1995-26V for a variance to the sign code has been granted with conditions.
Appeals of this decision, if any, shall be made to the Barnstable Superior Court pursuant to MGL Chapter
40A, Section 17, within twenty (20).days after the date of the filing of this decision in the office of the
Town Clerk.
Gail Nightingale,Chairman Date Signed
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' Zoning Board of Appeals
Decision and Notice
Appeal Number 1995-26V--Boarnstein
I Linda Leppanen,Clerk of the Town of Barnstable,Barnstable County, Massachusetts,hereby certify that
twenty (20) days have elapsed since the Zoning Board of Appeals filed this decision and that no appeal of
the decision has been filed in the office of the Town Clerk.
Signed and sealed this day of 19 under the pains and penalties of
perjury.
Linda Leppanen,Town Clerk
cc: Building Commissioner
ZBA File Number 1995-26V
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SITE.PLAN REVIEW
DATE: February 27, 1995
TO: Ralph Crossen
FROM: Carol Ann Ritchie, Site Plan Review Coordinator
RE: Site Plan Review # 20-95
The Comfort Inn
287 Iyanough Road, Hyannis
Map/Parcel: 238/207, 208, 210-01, 210-02
Proposal: Addition of a 3060 sq. ft. building and
over sized sign.
PLEASE NOTE THIS SITE PLAN WILL BE REVIEWED, INFORMALLY, ON
MARCH 2, 1995.
Please submit this form, with any comments or additional requirements you may have
regarding the above referenced application, to the Building Commissioner's office by
March 15, 1995.
I have the following/attached comments/requirements regarding this application for
Site Plan Review .
I do not have any comments/requirements regarding this application for Site Plan
Review at this time.
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MICHAEL D. FORD, ESQUIRE
ATTORNEY AT LAW
72 MAIN STREET
P. O. BOX 665
APR W. HARWICH, MA. 02671
TELEPHONE (508)430-1900
y TELEFAX (508) 430-8662
April 18, 1995
Ralph Crossen, Building Commissioner
Town Hall
367 Main Street
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Hyannis, MA. 02601 i
Re: Site Plan for Comfort Inn Hotel and Conference Center
Route 132, Engine House Road, Hyannis 1
Dear Mr. Crossen:
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I am writing to you as an update to my previous letter to you
dated March 28, 1995 regarding this matter. (A copy of the 3/28/95
letter is attached for your convenience) I am pleased to report
that discussions between my client and Mr. Bornstein have resulted
in an agreement on Item 1. as set forth in my March 28, 1995
letter. Mr. Bornstein had already agreed to Item 3. � II
Further, per your suggestion, I have contacted Mr. Warren
Rutherford, the Town Manager, and am pursuing with the Town
Engineering Department a resolution to the one-way/two-way issue
involving Engine House Road.
By this letter I would request that you as the Building
Commissioner formerly amend the site plan to indicate that Items 1.
and 3 . in my March 28, 1995 letter, will in fact be part of the
requirements of the site plan review and part of any requirement to
obtain a certificate of compliance with respect to that site plan
approval. I
I will timely update you on my efforts with respect to the
status of Engine House Road upon reaching agreement on that issue.
If you have any questions regarding this matter, please do not
hesitate to contact me. I have under separate cover sent a copy of
this letter to Attorney Patrick Butler, representing Mr. Bornstein,
with whom I have communicated on these issues.
As always, I appreciate your cooperation and assistance.
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Very truly yours,
Mlchael D. For
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CC: Mr. Mark Ellis
Patrick Butler, Esquire
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MICHAEL D. FORD, ESQUIRE
ATTORNEY AT LAW
72 MAIN STREET
P. O. BOX 665
W. HARWICH, MA. 02671 O
TELEPHONE (508) 430-1900
TELEFAX (508) 430-8662
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March 28, 1995
via fax and mail
Ralph Crossen, Building Commissioner
Town Hall
367 Main St.
Hyannis, MA. 02601
Re: Site Plan for Comfort Inn Hotel and Conference Center � !
Route 132, Engine House Road, Hyannis
Dear Mr. Crossen:
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As a follow-up to my meeting with you and my, client Mr. Ellis
regarding the above-referenced site plan, please be advised that we
have met with Mr. Bernstein to discuss my clients' concerns.
Further, my clients have had discussions with Mr. Edward Crowell
the general site contractor, regarding this matter.
As a result, I would ask on behalf of my clients, the Keveney j
Trust, the owners of the property, that the following changes*be
made to the site plan:
1. That the area that was shown on the plan as "existing
gravel parking" which was within the layout of Engine House Road,
be restored to its former condition and a note be added to the plan
of that effect.
2 . Rather than Engine House Road being changed from a two-way
to a one-way for its entire length, that it remain two-way up to
the common boundary line between my client's property and the
vacant lot owned by Mr. Bornstein fronting on Route 132 . This
would permit traffic to come in Engine House Road and access the
establishments owned by the Keveney Trust in the rear as it has
been the custom of not only customers but delivery trucks for many
years. Otherwise, all of these, including the trucks, would be
forced to travel through the front entrance to the hotel which that
portion of Engine House Road now appears to have been dedicated to.
3 . That the agreements previously made by Mr. Bornstein to
keep the access at the Westerly end of Engine House Road the same
width as it currently exists, rather than reducing same to 16,
should also be noted on the plan.
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It is my clients' understanding that the paving for the
parking lot is due to start within the week and, therefore, I would
ask that these matters be considered forthwith by you and, if
necessary, the site plan review team to determine their
acceptability. It is obviously up to my clients and Mr. Bornstein
as to how the gravell parking area which was removed b t_
of Mr. Born to n `O, '"i i di �y F �„ �Ei agents
,.. :�_���,L�-.> � c i�s �or,���er stair: < TTid some divider be. established between the layout of Engine House Road and
Mr. Bornstein's parking lot.
I made an attempt to see you a couple of times yesterday
regarding this matter but given your busy schedule I was unable�;to
contact you. I did, however, leave a portion of the site plan with
Kathy Maloney, your secretary, reference to which will make this
letter more readable.
As s alwa I a - --
Y appreciate your cooperation and assistance.
Very tr_ u y urs, .,
Michael ord� Y
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April 7, 1995
Mr. Stuart Bornstein
Bornstein Companies
297 North Street
Hyannis, MA 02601
Dear Sir:
SUBJECT: Barnstable - Route 28 - Proposed Comfort Inn
Reference is made to a telephone conservation between you and Matthew Broderick,
District Permit Engineer, on March 24, 1995. You were requesting information on the status
of a permit for a proposed 8" water main to service the proposed renovation of a hotel at
the corner of Iyanough Road (Route 28) and Engine House Road.
In reviewing the application, Mr. Broderick was concerned that the renovation of the
hotel may require you to file an Environmental Notification Form (E.N.F. ) with the
Executive Office of Environmental Affairs (E.0.E.A. ) . An indirect access permit may need
to be obtained from this Department as outlined in MGL Chapter 81, Section 21.
Mr. Broderick contacted the Executive Office of Environmental Affairs for their
interpretation on this matter. They advised that this matter should be reviewed and may
require an E.N.F. to be filed. I suggest you write a letter to the E.O.E.A. requesting
that a determination be made as to whether or not an E.N.F. must be filed as outlined in
the MEPA Regulations C)IR 301 11.26.
This Department is aware of your schedule to complete the Comfort Inn Project, but was
not informed of any of this work. I look forward to an expeditious response on this issue
from the Executive Office of Environmental Affairs.
The permit for the water main is being processed and should be issued later this week.
If you have any questions please contact Matthew Broderick, Permit Engineer, at (508) 824-
6633, Ext. 211.
Sipcerely, t
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APR f 4 1995) Bernard McCourt
District Highway Director
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Barnstable Building Inspector
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PETER F. DIMEO ASSOCIATES, INC. ARCHITECTS ENGINEERS
5 4 6 MAIN STREET . S T O N E H A M . MASS A C H US E TTS 0 2 1 80 TEL . 4 3 8- 0 9 0 0 F A X 4 3 8 - 5 9 4 0
May 18 , 1995
Building Department
Barnstable Town Hall
Hyannis ,MA. 02601
Attn : Ralph Crossen
Building Inspector
RE: Comfort Inn and Conference Center
Ridgewood Avenue
Hyannis , MA.
Dear Ralph,
The purpose of this letter is to certify that the work at
the above referenced project , with the exception of the new
additions , is substantially completed and all -work has been
performed substantially in conformance with drawings provided
by this office and the Massachusetts State Building Code .
If there are any questions regarding any of the above , please
do not hesitate to contact this office .
Sincerely ,
R F . DIME ASSOCIATES , INC .
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Peter F . iMeo AIA
MAY 2 2 '1995
PETER F. DIMEO ASSOCIATES. INC. ARCHITECTS ENGINEERS
548 MAIN STREET , STON EHAM., MASSACH USETTS 021 80 TEL . 438- 0900 FAX 438 - 5940
February 21 , 1995
Building Department
Barnstable Town Hall
Hyannis, MA. 02601
Attn: Ralph Crossen
Building Inspector
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Dear Ralph,
This letter is to inform you that we have been making inspections ,
reviewing and approving shop drawings and building materials
at the above referenced project .
As per our latest site inspection, the following work is
being performed:
1 . Rough grading has begun in the new parking area .
2. Demolition complete with the exception of - the kitchen
duct work.
3. Exterior rough carpentry 90% completed .
New windows are being installed .
Installing new vinyl siding has begun.
4. Interior Rough carpentry: interior rooms have been
restudded .
5. Plumbing: Rough plumbing ready for inspection.
6. HVAC: Working on new duct layout in health club area .
7. Electrical - Rough electrical completed in the 300 and
400 rooms . Currently working on the smoke and heat detectors .
8. Excavating for elevator #2 pit .
D-PT.
FEB 2 4 "1995; ,I11
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PETER F. DIMEO ASSOCIATES. INC. ARCHITECTS ENGINEERS
54 6 M AIN STR EET , STON EHAM , MASSACH U SETTS 021 80 TES': 438 - 0900 FAX 438 - 5940
February 21 , 1995
Building Department
Barnstable Town Hall
Hyannis ,-. MA. 02601
Attn: Ralph, Crossen
Building Inspector
RE: Comfort inn and Conference Center
Ridgewood avenue
Hyannis , MA.
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All work is being performed substantially in accordance with
plans provided by this office and the Massachusetts State Building
Code.
If there are any questions regarding any of the above, please
do not hesitate to contact this office.
Sincerely,
F. .DIM ASSOCIATES, INC.
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Dear ":Ralph;:;
Thies letter: is 'to infor.m. you: that we .have ',been ° making weekly
i:n pec't'ions' reviewing and approving shop drawings and building
material-s a the above referenced pro`jeCt.,
As: per :our latest site inspection, tYe fo lowing work is being,. ;
performed :;:
1. S.ito .d.raimage co`mpl:e:t:ed
.Ext`erior, rough gradng_ comp:l.eted.._:
3 . Ext:erior parking Area-, light pole 'basses. installed.
4 :. . ,Water l.ine:s gG%: coinp.leted
X. erio:r cla,pbuard_ siding 75% complet'ed:
6 All new windows on exrs:tin g .buildings have been installed .
7..- Poured ;:fbandat: �:on: for new .entrances
8 New. .c.oriference .centot building foundation. complete
.and. rough, .framing .begun;.
9 New roc`f sh: ngl:es° on east wing roof . 8'0°0 completed . .
10. Ma:sonry elevator shafts;,;80/ completed;..
11 . G sum ;board & laster"in " $0/ com leted .
Y.p p` g p
1.2;. Vinyl :coverifig ' 60/ completed
1 3; m it e woBathroot rk 7.0% completed...
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PETE-A P. ..IM:E`O ASSOCIATES, I'NC:.' AILCgIY�`ECTS . EN;G.I1v.EERS
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Building De'partmeff
Barnstable Town Ha.al
Hyann s , MA. . 0260.1. `
Attn.: Ralph Caro.ssen
Bu.i:l:d 1 ng: Inspector
RE. Comfort :inn arid., Conference Center
Ridgewood Avenue
Hyannis'., .MA
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14 :Painting;:: main,'buildi.ng, 60:% com.pleted:
1'S Sprinkler `system, main_,building 70% Completed .
1.6 P1•umb :ng ';60% completed
17 H -V A C 50% completed,
18 Riough .electrical work'.c.ompleted & finish begun, existing
buildingS .,
1'9 TelepYone lines 80% completed
2O. Cable-. V.. line, . $'0.% co.mplete.d ,
A-11 taork rs being performed substantially in accordance: with
plans`. provided .by, `this:; off-ice and .the Massachusetts State
8u11d ;:mg ;C`ode:, .
if t,h:ere axe any questions regarding any of. the above , please`
do :not, hes ta.te to ,con act :this office ::
Sncer,ely,'
E R .F` DIM ASSOCLATES ,. INC ,
Peter .F:.. it AIA`.
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MICHAEL D: FORD, ESQUIRE
ATTORNEY AT LAW TOWN OF BARNSTABLE
72 MAIN'STREET BUILDING DEPT.
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P. 0. BOX 665
W. HARWICH, MA. 02671 D) MAR 2 9 i1996,
TELEPHONE (508) 430-1900 � ,,7
TELEFAX (508) 430-8662
March 28, 1995
via fax and mail
Ralph Crossen, Building Commissioner
Town Hall
367 Main St.
Hyannis, MA. 02601
Re: Site Plan for Comfort Inn Hotel and Conference Center
Route 132, Engine House Road, Hyannis
Dear Mr. Crossen:
As a follow-up to my meeting with you and my client Mr. Ellis
regarding the above-referenced site plan, please be advised that we
have met with Mr. Bornstein to discuss my clients' concerns.
Further, my clients have had discussions with Mr. Edward Crowell
the general site contractor, regarding this matter.
As a result, I would ask on behalf of my clients, the Keveney
Trust, the owners of the property, that the following changes be
made to the site plan:
1. That the area that was shown on the plan as "existing
gravel parking" which was within the layout of Engine House Road,
be restored to its former condition and a note be added to the plan
of that effect.
2 . . Rather than Engine House Road being changed from a two-way
to a one-way for its entire length, that it remain two-way up to
the common boundary line between my client's property and the
vacant lot owned by Mr. Bornstein fronting on Route 132. This
would permit traffic to come in Engine House Road and access the
establishments owned by the Keveney Trust in the rear as it has
been the custom of not only customers .but delivery trucks for many
years. Otherwise, all of these, including the trucks, would be
forced to travel through the front entrance to the hotel which that
portion of Engine House Road now appears to have been dedicated to.
3 . That the agreements previously made by Mr. Bornstein to
keep the access at the Westerly end of Engine House Road the same
width as it currently exists, rather than reducing same to 16,
should also be noted on the plan.
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It- is my clients' understanding that the paving for the
parking lot is due to start within the week and, therefore, I would
ask that these matters be considered' forthwith by you and, if
necessary, the site plan review team to determine their
acceptability. It is obviously up to my clients and Mr. Bornstein
as to how the gravel parking area which was removed by the agents
of Mr. Bornstein, to be returned to its former state and some
divider be established between the layout of Engine House Road and
Mr. Bornstein's parking lot.
I mu«t an attt-Lip L.U- see you a coupe of times yesterday
regarding this matter but given your busy schedule I was unable to
contact you. I did, however, leave a portion of the site plan with
Kathy Maloney, your secretary, reference to which will make this
letter more readable.
As always, I appreciate your cooperation and assistance.
Very truly yours,
Michael -D. Ford
MDF/djw
CC: Mr. Mark Ellis
The Town of Barnstable
KAM Department of Health Safety and Environmental Services
+" Building Division
367 Main Street,Hyannis MA 02601
Office: 508-790-6227 Ralph Crossen
Fax: 508-190-6230 __.. Building Commissioner
March 6, 1995
Mr. Stuart Bornstein
Abbey Road Construction Corporation
297 North Street
Hyannis, MA 02601
Re: Comfort Inn and Conference Center
2R7 Tvanmigh Road, Hyannis. MA
OSHA Citations
Dear Mr. Bornstein:
I am in receipt of a copy of the OSHA Citations issued to you on March 20, 1995 and I
must tell you I am not happy with what I am reading. While some of the citations deal
with items clearly outside the scope of the building code, many have dual jurisdiction.
At this time, I must insist that you come up with a training program for all your employees
to prevent potential accidents. I understand you have a safety officer; Mr. Bob Viseck. If
this man is the one that will be responsible for this, please have him call me. If you are
going to arrange for this yourself, please be advised that I want to be there.
I am sure that you want safety in the work place as much as I do, so let's work together to
ensure it. If you need help setting this up, please let me know.
Sincerely,
Ralph M. Crossen
Building Commissioner
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1II1' 'ASSOCIATES, INC. ARCHITECTS ENGINEERS
5 4 6 M Al N S T R E E T , S T O N E H A M . MASSACH U S E T T S 0 2 1 80 T E L . 4 3 8 - 0 9 0 0 F A X 4 3 8 -5 9 4 0
March 29, 199.5
Bullding- Department APR 4 1995'
Barnstable Town Hall
Hyannis; MA.02601
Attn : Ralph Crossen
Building Inspector
RE: Co.mfor-t `Inn arid. Conference Center
R.i:dgewo-od...Avenue
Hyanni_s ,MA.
Dear. Ralph,:
Th s ..letter. is to inform you that we have been making weekly
inspections`, reviewing and approving shop drawings and building
materials at the above referenced project .
As, per our latest. site inspection, the following work is being
per.f ormed.:
I Site drainage completed.
2. Exterior rough grading completed .
3. Exterior parking area light pole bases installed .
4: Water : lines 90% completed .
5. . Exterior clapboard siding 75% completed.
6. All new .windows on existing buildings have been installed .
7. Poured foundation for new entrances.
8. New conference center building foundation complete
and rough framing begun..
9. New roof shingles on east wing roof 800/o completed .
10. Masonry elevator shafts 80% completed .
11 . Gypsum board & plastering 80% completed .
12 . Vinyl covering 60% completed .
13 . Bathroom tile work 70% completed .
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ETER F. D:IM.EO ASSOCIATES. INC. ARCHITECTS ENGINEERS
5 4 6 M A I N S T R E E T , S T O N E H A M . MASSACHUSETTS 02180 TEL . 4 3 8 - 0 9 0 0 F A X 4 3 8 - 5 9 4 0
March 29, 1995
Building Department
Barnstable Town Hall
Hyannis , MA . 02601
Attn.: Ralph Crossen
B.ui-l.ding Inspector
RE: Comfort . Inn and Conference Center
Ridgewood Avenue
Hyanni:s., .MA:
Page- 2 of 2
14 . Painting., main building, 60% completed .
15. . Spr:inkler system, main building, 70% completed .
16.. Plumbing 60% completed .
17. H.V.A.C . - 50% completed .
18. Rough electrical work completed & finish begun , existing
buildings
19. Telephone lines 80% completed .
20. Cable T-.V. lines 80% completed .
All work is being performed substantially in accordance with
plans provided by this office and the Massachusetts State
. Building Code.
If there are any questions regarding any of the above , please
do not hesitate to contact this office .
Sincerely,
E R F. DIM ASSOCIATES , INC.
Peter F. it AIA
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- U.S. Department of Labor . 7,e7 '`�A -`V
Occupational Safety and Health . .ministration
Boston Area Office South
630 Granite Street4th floor
Braintree, MA 02184
Phone: (617)565-6924 FAX: (617)565-6923
itana� Notcatio of PeIIa
To: Inspection Number: 109165738
Abbey Road Construction Corporation Inspection Date(s): 03/13/95 - 03/13/95
and its successors Issuance Date: 03/20/95
297 North Street
Hyannis, MA 02601
Inspection p� n Site: j"W �r�defcr�ed:
787 Iyanough Road `':and 11►v ` irn._. ;: ....::::: .<:>:
Hyannis, MA UMI
This Citation and Notification of Penalty(this Citation)describes violations of the Occupational Safety and Health
Act of 1970. The penalty(ies) listed herein is (are) based on these violations. You must abate the violations
referred to in this Citation by the dates listed and pay the penalties proposed, unless within 15 working days
(excluding weekends and Federal holidays) from your receipt of this Citation and Notification of Penalty you mail
a notice of contest to the U.S. Department of Labor Area Office at the address shown above. Please refer to the
enclosed booklet (OSHA 3000) which outlines your rights and responsibilities and which should be read in
conjunction with this form. Issuance of this Citation does not constitute a finding that a violation of the Act has
occurred unless there is a failure to contest as provided for in the Act or, if contested, unless this Citation is
affirmed by the Review Commission or a court.
Posting - The law requires that a copy of this Citation and Notification of Penalty be posted immediately in a
prominent place at or near the location of the violation(s) cited herein, or , if it is not practicable because of the
nature of the employer's operations, where it will be readily observable by all affected employees. This Citation
must remain posted until the violation(s) cited herein has (have) been abated, or for 3 working days (excluding
weekends and Federal holidays), whichever is longer. The penalty dollar amounts need not be posted and may
be marked out or covered up prior to posting.
Informal. Conference - An informal conference is not required. However, if you wish to have such a
conference you may request one with the Area Director during the 15 working day contest period. During such
an informal conference you may present any evidence or views which you believe would support an adjustment
to the citation(s) and/or penalty(ies).
if you are considering a request for an informal conference to discuss any issues related to this Citation and
Notification of Penalty, you must take care to schedule it early enough to allow time to contest after the informal
conference, should you decide to do so. Please keep in mind that a written letter of intent to contest must be
submitted to the Area Director within 15 working days of your receipt of this Citation. The running of this contest
period is not interrupted by an informal conference.
Citation and Notification of Penalty Page 1 of 10 OSHA_2
(Rev.-6J93)
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If,you deeide to request an informal conference,please complete, remove and post the page 3 Notice to Employees
next to this Citation and Notification of Penalty as soon as the time, date,and place of the informal conference have
been determined. Be sure to bring to the conference any and all supporting documentation of existing conditions
as well as any abatement steps taken thus far. If conditions warrant, we can enter into an informal settlement
agreement which amicably resolves this matter without litigation or contest.
Right to Contest - You have the right to contest this Citation and Notification of Penalty. You may contest
all citation items or only individual items. You may also contest proposed penalties and/or abatement dates without
contesting the underlying violations. Unless you inform the Area Director in writing that you intend to contest
the dtadon(s) and/or proposed pgglty(ies) within 15 nd test days after receipt, the dtadon(s) and the
proposed M ttv(ies) will become a final order of the Oocupadonal Safety and Health Review Commission
and may not be reviewed by any court or agency:
Penalty Payment- Penalties are due within 15 working days of receipt of this notification unless contested.
(See the enclosed booklet and the additional information provided related to the Debt Collection Act of 1982.)
Make your check or money order payable to "DOL-OSHA". Please indicate the Inspection Number on the
remittance.
OSHA does not agree to any restrictions or conditions or endorsements put on any check or money order for less
than the full amount due, and will cash the check or money order as if these restrictions, conditions, or .
endorsements do not exist.
Notification of Corrective Action - For violations which you do not contest, you should notify the U.S.
Department of Labor Area Office promptly by letter that you have taken appropriate corrective action within the
time frame set forth on this Citation. Please inform the Area Office in writing of the abatement steps you have
taken and of their dates, together with adequate supporting documentation, e.g., drawings or photographs of
corrected conditions, purchase/work orders related to abatement actions, air sampling results, etc.
Employer Discrimination Unlawful-The law prohibits discrimination by an employer against an employee
for filing a complaint or for exercising any rights under this Act. An employee who believes that he/she has been
discriminated against may file a complaint no later than 30 days after the discrimination occurred with the U.S.
Department of Labor Area Office at the address shown above.
Employer Rights and Responsibilities-The enclosed booklet(OSHA 3000)outlines additional employer
rights and responsibilities and should be read in conjunction with this notification.
Notice to Employees- The law gives an employee or his./her representative the opportunity to object to any
abatement date set for a violation if he/she believes the date to be unreasonable. The contest must be mailed to
the U.S. Department of Labor Area Office at the address shown above and postmarked within 15 working days
(excluding weekends and Federal holidays) of the receipt by the employer of this Citation and Notification of
Penalty.
Citation and Notification of Penalty Page 2 of 10 OSHA-20tev, 6/93)
U.S. Department of Labor
Occupational Safety and Health Administration +.:v
NOTICE TO EMPLOYEES OF INFORMAL CONFERENCE
An informal conference has been scheduled with OSHA to discuss the citation(s) issued on
03/20/95. The conference will be held at the OSHA office located at Boston Area Office South,
639 Granite Street-4th floor, Braintree, MA, 02184 on at
Employees and/or representatives of employees have a right to attend an informal conference.
Citation and Notification of Penalty Page 3 of 10 OSHA_2(Rev, 6/93)
U.S. Department of Labor Inspection Number: 109165738
Occupational Safety and Health Administration bnspecdon Dates: 03/13/95 - 03/13/95
Issuance Date: 03/20/95 �.
Citadon and Notification of Penalty ..,
Company Name: Abbey Road Construction Corporation
Impection Site: 787 Iyanough Road, Hyannis, MA 02601
The alleged violations below have been grouped because they involve
similar or related hazards that may increase the potential for injury
resulting from an accident.
Citation 1 Item la Type of Violation: Serious
29 CFR 1926.451(y)(11)and 29 CFR 1926.451(a)(4): Standard guardrails were not installed at all open sides and
ends on pump jack scaffold(s) more than 10 feet above the ground or floor:
Jobsite; Wooden Building, East Exterior Side of the Building Area:
Employees were exposed to serious injury while working on pump jack scaffold platforms, where standard
guardrails were not provided on all open sides and ends of the platforms to prevent falls in excess of
sixteen feet to the ground level below.
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Citation 1 Item lb Type of Violation: Serious
29 CFR 1926.451(y)(3): The platform bracket of pump jack scaffolds were not fully decked and the planking
secured:
Jobsite; Wooden Building, East Exterior Side of the Building Area:
Employees were exposed to serious injury while working on pump jack scaffold platforms where the
platforms were not fully planked. The employees were working on fourteen inch wide metal platforms.
The scaffold brackets were to accommodate eighteen inch wide platform sections.
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See pages 1 through 3 of this Citation and Notification of Penalty for information on employer and employee rights and responsibilities.
Citation and Notification of Penalty Page 4 of 10 OSHA-2 (Rev. 6/93)
U.S. Department of Labor Inspection Number: 109165738 00
Occupational Safety and Health Administration Inspection Dates: 03/13/95 - 03/13/95 .
Issuance Date: 03/20/95
Citation and Notification of Penalty ..,
Company Name: Abbey Road Construction Corporation
Inspection Site: 787 Iyanough Road, Hyannis, MA 02601
Citation 1 Item 1c Type of Violation: Serious
29 CFR 1926.451(y)(4xiii): Poles of pump jack scaffold(s) were not secured to the work wall by rigid triangle
bracing, or equivalent, at the bottom, top and other points to provide a maximum vertical spacing of not more
than 10 feet between braces:
Jobsite; Wooden Building, East Exterior Side of the Building Area:
Employees were exposed to possible serious injury while working on pump jack scaffold platforms,
where the aluminum poles were not secured to the building at the base and at ten foot intervals
between.
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29 CFR 1926.451(ax15): Upright members of scaffold(s) were not plumb:-
Jobsite; Wooden Building, East Exterior Side of the Building Area:
Employees were exposed to serious injury while working on pump jack scaffold platforms where the
aluminum poles of the scaffold were not installed plumb.
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See pages 1 through 3 of this Citation and Notification of Penalty for information on employer and employee rights and responsibilities.
Citation and Notificafm of Penalty Page 5 of 10 OSHA-2(Rev. 6/93)
U.S. Department of Labor Inspection Number: 109165738
Occupational Safety and Health Administration Inspection Dates: 03/13/95 - 03/13/95
Issuance Date: 03/20/95
Citation and Notification of.Penally
Company Name: Abbey Road Construction Corporation
Inspection Site: 787 Iyanough Road, Hyannis, MA 02601
Citation 1 Item 2 Type of Violation: Serious
29 CFR 1926.501(a)(4)(i): Each employee walking/working on surfaces shall be protected from falling
through holes more than six feet above the lower levels, by covers or guardrail systems erected around such
holes:
Jobsite; Wooden Building, Second Floor Level, Housekeeping Room:
Employees were exposed to possible serious fall hazards while walking and working near a temporary
floor hole created by the removal of a damaged plywood floor, which was not provided with a standard
guardrail at the open side or an adequate cover secured and identified as a floor opening.
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29 CFR 1926.501(bxl): Each employee walking/working on a surface with an unprotected side or edge which
is six feet or more above a lower lever shall be protected from failing by the use of guardrail systems, safety
net systems, or personal fall arrest systems:
Jobsite; Main Building, First and Second Floor Levels, Future Elevator Shafts:
Employees were exposed to possible serious injury while walking and working near the open sides of
the elevator shafts, where mid rails and toeboards were not installed to prevent possible falls in excess
of twenty-four feet to the basement level below.
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Citation and Notification of Penalty Page 6 of 10 OSHA-2(Rev. 6/93)
U.S. Department of Labor Inspection Number. 109165738 .+*"` '•
Occupational Safety and Health Administration Inspection Dates: 03/13/95 - 03/13/95
Issuance Date: 03/20/95 A
Citation and Notification of Penalty rag
Company Name: Abbey Road Construction Corporation
Inspection Site: 787 Iyanough Road, Hyannis, MA 02601
Citation 1 Item 4 Type of violation: Serious
29 CFR 1926.501(a)(6): Each employee on ramps, runways, and other walkways shall be protected from
falling six feet or more to the lower levels by guardrail systems:
Jobsite; Wooden Building,.Second Floor Level, Northwest Comer of the Building Area:
Wooden plank ramp installed through a window opening and resting on the roof level located
approximately six feet away was not provided with standard guardrails to prevent possible falls of
sixteen feet to the ground level below.
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29 CFR 1926.556(b)(2)(v): A body belt with lanyard attached to the boom or basket was not worn by
employee(s) working from an aerial lift:
Jobsite; Main Building, West Exterior Side of the Building Area:
Employee was exposed to possible serious fall hazard while performing his work from the basket of a
Condor Aerial lift, Serial #P-252-6004, Model #68, without attaching the lanyard of his harness to the
basket, to prevent a fall in excess of twenty feet to the ground level below.
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Citation and Notification of Penalty Page 7 of 10 OSHA-2 (Rev. 6/93)
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U.S. Department of Labor Inspection Number: 109165738
Occupational Safety and Health Administration Inspection Dates: 03/13/95 - 03/13/95
Issuance Date: 03/20/95 i
Citation and Notification of Penalty �,
Company Name: Abbey Road Construction Corporation
Inspection Site: 787 Iyanough Road, Hyannis, MA 02601
Citation 1 Item 6 Type of violation: Serious
29 CFR 1926.601(b)(4): The employer had in use motor.vehicle equipment having an obstructed view to the
rear which did not have a reverse signal alarm audible above the surrounding noise level or an observer
signaling it was safe to operate the vehicle in reverse:
Jobsite; Main Building, West Exterior Side of the Building Area:
Condor Aerial lift, Model #68, Serial #P-252-6004, which was bio-directional, and had an obstructed
view to the rear was not equipped with an audible reverse signal alarm, which would sound while the
machine was moving in any direction.
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U.S. Department of Labor Inspection Number. 109165738 "' °R
Occupational Safety and Health Administration Inspection Dates: 03/13/95 -03/13/95 V 'k
Issuance Date: 03/20/95 t "
Citation and Notification of Penalty .,,TES
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Company Name: Abbey Road Construction Corporation
Inspection Site: 787 Iyanough Road, Hyannis, MA 02601
Citation 2 Item 1 Type of Violation: Repeat
29 CFR 1926.102(a)(1): Eye and face protective equipment was not used when machines or operations
presented potential eye or face injury:
Jobsite; Main Building, Second Floor Level, Corridor Section of the Building Area:
Employee was exposed to possible serious eye injury while removing ceiling material from the
overhead, during a demolition operation, without wearing eye protection.
THE Abbey Road Construction Corporation WAS PREVIOUSLY CITED FOR A VIOLATION OF THIS
OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARD OR ITS EQUIVALENT STANDARD
1926.102(a)(1) WHICH WAS CONTAINED IN O.S.H.A. INSPECTION NUMBER 109163055, CITATION
NUMBER 1, ITEM NUMBER 4, ISSUED ON February 17, 1995.
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Citation and Notification of Penalty Page 9 of 10 OSHA-2(Rev. 6/93)
U.S. Department of Labor Inspection Number. 109165738
Occupational Safety and Health Administration Inspection Dates: 03/13/95 -03/13/95 �''�•,
Issuance Date: 03/20/95
Citation and Notification of Penal
Company Name: Abbey Road Construction Corporation
Impection Site: 787 Iyanough Road, Hyannis, MA 02601
Citation 2 Item 2 Type of Violation: Repeat
29 CFR 1926.451(e)(3): Scaffolds were not properly braced by cross bracing and horizontal bracing by
conforming with paragraph (d)(3) of this section:
Jobsite; Main Building, Basement Level, Future Gymnasium Section of the Building Area:
Mobile scaffold was not provided with diagonal bracing to ensure that the scaffold is properly
maintained square.
THE Abbey Road Construction Corporation WAS PREVIOUSLY CITED FOR A VIOLATION OF THIS
OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARD OR ITS EQUIVALENT STANDARD
1926.451(e)(3) WHICH WAS CONTAINED IN O.S.H.A. INSPECTION NUMBER 109163055, CITATION
NUMBER 2, ITEM NUMBER 3, ISSUED ON February 17, 1995.
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Citation and Notification of Penalty Page 10 of 10 OSHA-2(Rev. 6/93)
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MASS
rHIGHWAY
William F. Weld Argeo Paul Cellucci James J. Kerasiotes Laurinda T. Bedingfield
Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary Commissioner
April 7, 1995
Mr. Stuart Bornstein
Bornstein Companies
297 North Street
Hyannis, MA 02601
Dear Sir:
SUBJECT: Barnstable - Route 28 - Proposed Comfort Inns
Reference is made to a telephone conservation between you and Matthew Broderick,
District Permit Engineer, on March 24, 1995. You were requesting information on the status
of a permit for a proposed 8" water main to service the proposed renovation of a hotel at
the corner of Iyanough Road (Route 28) and Engine House Road.
In reviewing the application, Mr. Broderick was concerned that the renovation of the
hotel may require you to file an Environmental Notification Form (E.N.F. ) with the
Executive Office of Environmental Affairs (E.0.E.A. ) . An indirect access permit may need
to be obtained from this Department as outlined in MGL Chapter 81, Section 21.
Mr. Broderick contacted the Executive Office of Environmental Affairs for their
interpretation on this matter. They advised that this matter should be reviewed and may
require an E.N.F. to be filed. I suggest you write a letter to the E.O.E.A. . requesting
that a determination be made as to whether or not an E.N.F. must be filed as outlined in
the MEPA Regulations Clot 301 11.26.
This Department is aware of your schedule to complete the Comfort Inn Project, but was
not informed of any of this work. I look forward to an expeditious response on this issue
from the Executive Office of Environmental Affairs.
The permit for the water main, is being processed and shoal d be issued later this week.
If you have any questions please contact Matthew Broderick, Permit Engineer, at (508) 824-
6633, Ext. 211.
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TOWN OF BARNBTABLE Si erely,
BUILDING DEPT.
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KAA& 'Department of Health, Safety and Environmental Services
Building Division
367 Main Street,Hyannis MA 02601
Office: 508-'.9('••6227 Ralph Crossen
Fax: 508-709-6230 Buih_ . ommissioner
March 14, 1995
Stuart Bornstein
Ridgewood Limited Partnership
294 North Street
Hyannis, MA 02601
Re: The Comfort Inn, 287 Iyanough Road, Hyannis.
Dear Stu:
Thank you for agreeing to modify your landscaping plan to preserve a flat area within the
County layout for the parking of cars. If I can be of any further help please call.
Don't forget to get one complete set of plans for SPR signature.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Ralph M. Crossen,
Building Commissioner
RMC/car
C. Warren J. Rutherford'
Thomas Geiler
Robert Burgman
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Eldredge Surveying
& Engineering
LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL 1038 Main Street, Chatham, MA 02633
Telephone : (508) 945-3965
Fax; (508) 945-5885
Date: March 3, 1995
To: THE BORNSTEIN COMPANIES
AM Stuart Bornstein
Address:
Re: The Comfort Inn and Conference Center
.fob #: b-1792-02.0
Remarks: TOTAL LOT AREA 226,556 S.F. or 5.2 Ac
Building Coverage
Existing 45,670 S.F.
Proposed addition on south 3,060 S.F.
Proposed addition on north
(canopy/breezeway) 2,000 S.F.
Total 50,730 S.F.
Concrete
Existing sidewalk
to remain 2,450 S.F.
Proposed sidewalk 2,250 S.F.
Future sidewalk 1,400 S.F.
Patio to remain 500 S.F.
Dug-out area 600 S.F.
Total 7,200 S.F.
Parking - 108,500 S.F.
TOTAL SITE COVERAGE 166,430 S.F. or 73,5%
Green Space 60,100 S.F. or 26.5%
From: Terry W. Eldredge,L,S.
Copy:
FROM. :-, Co nt MRY. 4. 1995 9:2G RM P 1
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HOLLY MANAGEMENT & SUPPLY CORPORATION
297 North Street
Hyannis, Massachusetts 02603
(508) 775.9316
FAX (508) 775-6526
FACSIMILE TRANSMISSION COVER SNEET
TOt Ralph Crosson, Bldg, Inspector
790-623n
FROMt Stuart Bornstein
NUMBER OF PAGES (INCLUDING THIS PAGE):
IF RECEIVER DOES NOT RECEIVE ALL PACES TRANSMITTED, PLEASE CALL (508) 775-9316..
MESSAGE:
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Eldredge Surveying
& Engineering
1038 Main Street, Chatham. MA 02633
Telephone : (508) 945-3965
Fax: (508) 945-5885
May 17, 1995
Stuart Bornstein
THE BORNSTEIN COMPANIES
297 North Street
Hyannis, MA 02601
Re: Comfort Inn Hotel and Conference Center
Dear Stuart:
This letter is to certify that the site improvements for the above referenced project
have been completed substantially in compliance with the site plan dated 01-20-95,
revised through 05-09-95. Enclosed please find six (6) prints of the site plan for your
files,
Should you have any questions, or If I can be of any further assistance to you, please
contact me.
Very truly yours,
ELDREDGE SURyEyNGAEN ING
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Qa� TERRY G�
WAYNE
$ ELDREDGE
Id , L.S. No.30328
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PETER F. DIMSO ASSOCIATES INC. ARCHITECTS ENGINEERS
546 MAIN 9TAEGT, STONEHAM, MAS $ ACHUSETT9 02190 TES, 4aa. 0000 FAX 439 . 0940
May 18, 1995
Building Department
Barnstable Town Hall
Hyannis,MA. 02601
Attn: Ralph Crossen
Building Inspector
RE: Comfort Inn and Conference Center
Ridgewood Avenue .
Hyannis, MA.
Dear Ralph,
The purpose of this letter is to certify that the work at
the above referenced project, with the exception of the new
additions, is substantially completed and all -work has been
performed substantially in conformance with drawings provided
by this office and the Massachusetts State Building Code.
If there are any questions regarding any of the above , please
do not hesitate to contact this office.
Sincerely,
R F. DIME ASSOCIATES, INC.
imc
Peter F. iMeo AIA
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The Town of Barnstable
• �, •
''� �� Department of Health Safety and Environmental Services
Fo r9" Building Division
367 Main Street,Hyannis MA 02601
Office: 508-790-6227 Ralph Crossen
Fax: 508-90-6230 Building Commissioner
DATE: March 29, 1995
TO: Robert Burgmann, Town Engineer
FROM: Ralph M. Crossen, Building Commissioner
RE: Comfort Inn Hotel and Conference Center,
287 Iyanough Road/Route 132, Hyannis, MA
As you can see, this one is heading towards legal action against the Town based on
engineering issues from Site Plan Review. To stop Mr. Bornstein at this late hour is not
fair and could result in legal problems for us from him.
I guess this is a lesson that when we ask for something from an applicant, we had better
make sure we are not stepping beyond where we should be.
I am going to tell the attorney for the business owners that the issue is no longer open for
discussion and let the chips fall where they may. It's all I can do at this point.
enclosure
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MICHAEL D. FIORD, ESQUIRE
ATTOMY AT LAW
72 MAIN STREET
P. O. BOX 663
W. HARWICH. MA, 02671
TELEPHONE(508)430-1900
TELEFAX (SOS)430-8662
March 28, 1995
via fax and mail
Ralph Crossen, Building Commissioner
Town Hall
367 Main St.
Hyannis, MA. 02601
Re: Site Plan for Comfort Inn Hotel and Conference center
Route 132, Engine House Road, Hyannis
Dear Mr. Crossen:
As a follow-up to my meeting with you and my, client Mr. Ellis
regarding the above-referenced site plan, please be advised that we
have met with Mr. Hornstein to discuss my clients' concerns.
Further, my clients have had discussions with Mr. Edward Crowell
the general site contractor, regarding this matter.
As a result, I would ask on behalf of my clients, the Keveney
Trust, the owners of the property, that the following changes be
made to the site plan:
1. That the area that was shown on the plan as "existing
gravel parking" which was within the layout of Engine House Road,
be restored to its former condition and a note be added to the plan
of that effect.
2. Rather than Engine House Road being changed from a two-way
to a one-way for its entire length, that it remain two-way up to
the common boundary line between my client's property and the
vacant lot owned by Mr. Bornstein fronting on Route 132. This
would permit traffic to come in Engine House Road and access the
establishments owned by the Keveney Trust in the rear as it has
been the custom of not only customers but delivery trucks for many
years. Otherwise, all of these, including the trucks, would be
forced to travel through the front entrance to the hotel which that
portion of Engine House Road now appears to have been dedicated to.
3. That the agreements previously made by Mr. Bornstein to
keep the access at the Westerly end of Engine House Road the same
width as it currently exists, rather than reducing same to 16,
should also be noted on the plan.
` 03/28/1995 10:44 5084308662 STINSON FORD ?AGE 03
Page 2 - Ltr. to Ralph Crossen - 3/28/95
It is my clients, understanding that the paving for the
parking lot is due to start within the week and, therefore, I would
ask that these matters be considered forthwith by you and, if
necessary, the site plan review team to determine their
acceptability. It is obviously up to my clients and Mr. Bornstein
as to how the gravel parking area which was removed by the agents
of Mr. Bornstein, to be returned to its former state and some
divider be established between the layout of Engine Mouse Road and
Mr. Bornstein's parking lot.
I made an attempt to see you a couple of times yesterday
regarding this matter but given your busy schedule I was unable to
contact you. I did, however, leave a portion of the site plan with
Kathy Maloney, your secretary, reference to which will make this
letter more readable.
As always, I appreciate your cooperation and assistance.
Very tPLVYPurs,
is ael ord ,�
MDr/djw
CC: Mr. Mark Ellis
03/28/1995 10:44 5084308662 STINSON Q FORD PAGE 01
MICHAEL D. FORD, ESQUIRE
ATTORNEY AT LAW
72 MAIN STREET
P.o.BOX"5
W. HARWICH, MA. WA71
TELEPHONE(508)430-1900
TELEFAX(508)430-8%2
DATE: March 28, 1995
TELECOMMUNICATION INFORMATION SHUT
PLEASE DELIVER THE FOLLOWING PAGE(S) TO:
Ralph Crossen. Building Commissioner Recipient's Name
Company
_- Telephone Number
1-508-290-6230 Telecopier Number
THIS MATERIAL IS FROM:
Mike Ford _(.Debbie) Sender's Name
Company
(5081 430-9.400 Telephone Number
(5081 430-8662 Telecopier Number
TOTAL PAGES_-_ (not including cover) IF YOU DO NOT RECEIVE ALL
THE PAGES, PLEASE CALL SENDER'S TELEPHONE NUMBER AS SOON AS
POSSIBLE.
Re: Bornstein/teeeney Trust/Comfort Inn/Iysnough Rd
NOTICE OF CONFIDENIIUMe
THIS TRANSMITTAL MAY CONTAIN IIwoRMATIoN THAT IS PRIv[LEOED AND CONFIDENTIAL AND IS INTENDED ONLY FOR
THE USE OF THE INDIVIDUAL OR ENTITY NAMED ABOVE. IF THE READTR OF THIS TRANSMITTAL IS NOT THE INTENDED
RECWIENT OR THE EMPLOYES OR THE AGENT RESPONSIBLE FOR DELIVMUN0 TO THE INTENDED RECIPIENT,YOU ARE
HSRBBY NOTIFIED THAT ANY DLSSOMINAMN, DI MIDUTION OR COPYING OF THIS COMMUNICATION IS STRICTLY
PROHIaMD_ IF YOU HAVE RECEIVED THIS COMMUNICATION IN MROlt, PLEASE NOTIFY US IMMEDIATI?LY gY
TELEPHONE WMEDIATELY TO ARRANGE FOR INSTRUCTIONS AND ADVICE•
PETER F.. DTMEO ASSOCIATES, INC. ARCHITECT'S ENGINEERS
646 MAIN STREETr _ 3TONEHAM,, MASSACNlI3ETT9 02180 TEL. 438- 0900 F.A:X 438 - 6'9.40
February 21 , 1995 --,
Building Department
Barnstable Town Hall
Hyannis, MA. 02601
Attn.: Ralph Crossen
Building Inspector
RE: Comfort Inn and Conference Center
Ridgewood Avenue
Hyannis,MA.
. Dear Ralph,
This letter is to inform you. that we have been making inspections ,
reviewing and approving shop drawings and- building mat.earla.ls
at the above referenced project
As per our latest site inspection, the following work is'''
being performed
1 . Rough grading has' begun. in the new parking: area .
2. Demolition complete wi:th the� exceptioh of the kitchen
duct work.'
3. Exterior . rough carpentry 90% completed .
New windows are being installed .
_In_stalling new vinyl siding has begun
A.. Interior Rough carpentry:. interior . rooms have been
restudded .
5. Plumbing: Rough plumbing ready for inspection.
6 HVAC : Working on new ductlayout in. health club. area . .
7. Electrical Rough electrical completed ih the 300 and
400 rooms Currently working o.n the smoke. and heat detectors..
Excavating for elevator #2 pit..
�OVgty UHM%1ABLE
6UILDING DEPT
FEB 2 .4 1995',
C.
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Page 1 of 2
PETER F. .D.LMEO ASSOCIATES, IN ARCH ARCHITECTS EN.G3NEERS
5.48 MAIN STREET STONEH.AM MASSACHUSIET.TS '02180 TEU. 438'- 09`00 FA.X ' 438 - 5940
February, 2-1 , 1995
Building De.partment;:..
Barnstable Town`. Ha'11
Hyannis , MA: 02601,.
Attn Ralph ,Crossen. -
B:uil`di.ng. Inspect'or
RE Comfort ;inn. and Conference. Center
:Ridgewood avenue
Hyannis; MA,. . .
Page_ Z. 0f.:.: 2
All; work :is be,ing: perf.ormed substantially in accordance with
plans pro:vide,d. by: thi;s- office and .the Massachusetts State Building
Code -
If there. are. any questions regarding any of the above, please
..
do .not hesitate . to, contact this office .'
Since:rel.y,:
F. .DIM ASSOCIATES INC..
Peter F. DiMeo AIA .
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COMMONWEALTH DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
OF ONE ASHBORTON PLACE '"o n
V MASSACHUSETTS BOSTON,MA 02108
LICENSE CAUTION
EXPIRATION DATE CONSTR. SUPERVISOR
FOR PROTECTION AGAINST
10/31/1995�.-,- EFFECTIVE DATE LIC-NO. THEFT, PUT RIGHT THUMB
-,RESTRtCTIONs ;. �' I I I
NONE 06/30/1993 018226 PRINT IN APPROPRIATE
STUART A BORNSTEIN BOX ON LICENSE..
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297 NORTH STREET z BLASTING OPERATORS
HYANNIS MA 62601 c)
Z MUST INCLUDE PHOTO.
PHOTO(BLASTING OPR ONLY) FEf;Go.()o NOT VALID UNTIL SIGNED BY LICENSEE AND OFFICIALLY
HEIGHT: STAMPED OR-SIGNATURE OF THE COMMISSIONER
THIS DOCUMENT MUST BE « SIGN NAME IN FULL ABOVE SIGNATURE LINE
WOCEQ
CARRIEDON THE PERSON OF S TURE OF U SEE
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OTHERS-RIGHT THUMB PRINT GAGEDINTHISOCCUPATION. I A;'J.".WONER
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Commissioner
Workers' Compensation Insurance Amdavit
I, ABBEY ROAD CONSTRUCTION
( /pamiaee)
with a principal place of business at:
297 NORTH STREET, HYANNIS, MA 02601
(Cay/stwiziv)
do hereby certify under the pains and penalties of perjury, that:
( I am an employer providing workers' compensation coverage for my employees working on
this job.
TO-BE'ASSIGNED BY MASS BUREAU TO BE ASSIGNED
Insurance Company Policy Number
() I am a sole proprietor and have no one working for me in any capacity.
() i am a sole proprietor, general contractor or homeowner (circle one) and have hired the
contractors listed below who have the following workers' compensation policies:
. STUART A. BORNSTEIN TO BE ASSIGNED
Contractor insurance Company/Policy Number
Contractor Insurance Company/Policy Number
Contractor Insurance Company/Policy Number
() I am a homeowner performing all the work myself.
I underst<nd that a copy of d;a S=ternent will be fo N%zrded to d;e Office of IrveApdons of tre DJA for cotrerage verification and that fVilure to secure
coverage as regaired under Section 25A of MGL 152 can lead to the imposition of criminal penalties consisting of a fine of up to S 1,500.00 and/or cne
years' imprisonment as well as civil penalties in the for:of a STOP WORK ORDER and a fine of s 100.00 a day against me_
Signed this 3rd day of February , 19 95
Licensee/Permittee Building Department
Licensing Board
SeIectmens Office
Health Department
TO VERIFY COVERAGE INFORMATION CALL: 617-727-4900 X403, 404, 405, 409, 375
TOWN OF BARNSTABLE BUILDING PERMIT #
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Building Permit Application
ProjectletjAcess 287 IYANOUGH ROAD/RTE. 28 (former Sand Dollar Hotel)
41,
Villa e HYANNIS Fire District HYANNIS
Gvncr STUART A. BORNSTEIN Address 297 North Street, Hyannis, MA 02601
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Lot Size Grandfathered
Zoning Board of Appeals Authorization X14y-,��iQ Recorded
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Dwellin e: Single Family Two family Multi-family
Age of st cture Basement bN
Historic House Finished
Old King's Highway Unfinished
Number of Baths of Bedrooms
Total Room Count not including baths First Floor
Heat Type and Fuel Central Air Fireplaces
Garage: Detached Other Detached Structur • Pool
Attached am
None Sheds
Other
Builder Information
Name STUART BORNSTEIN Telephone number (508) 775-9316
Address 297 NORTH S T. License# 018226
Hyannis, MA 02601 Home Improvement Contractor#
Worker's Compensation #
NEW CONSTRUCTION OR ADDITIONS REQUIRE A SITE PLAN (AS BUILT) SHOWING EXISTING, AS WELL AS
PROPOSED STRUCTURES ON THE LOT.
ALL CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS RESULTING FROM THIS PROJECT WILL BE TAKEN TO
Proiec Cost a e_S �'J zz'�
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SIGNATURE DATE
BUILDING PERMIT DENIED FOR THE FOLLOWING REASON(S)
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TOWN OF BARNSTABLE
Building Permit Application
287 IYANOUGH ROAD/ d 4506, Page 264
Ila HYANNIS hvncr i HYANNIS
RIDGEWOOD L.P.Idwigac (508) 775-9316 Ad s 297 NORTH ST. , HYANN S 02601
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N „te Abbey Road Construction
Tel hon num r (508) 771-4252
Address 297 North Street LjQcnse# 018226
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W r ir's Compenshtionil
NEW CONSTRUCTION OR ADDITIONS REQUIRE A SITE PLAN (AS BUILT)
PROPOSED STRUCTURES ON THE LOT, SHOWING EXISTING, AS WELL AS
kU CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS RESULTING FROM THIS PR07ECT WILL BE TAKEN TO
iIGNATURE !'s& QZ')
DATE
UILDING PERNflT DENIED FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS)
SPERM T
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PETER F. DIMEO ASSOCIATES, INC. ARCHITECTS ENGINEERS
5 4 6 MAIN STREET , S T O N E H A M , MASSACHUSETTS 0 2 1 80 TEL . 4 3 8 - 0 9 0 0 F A X 4 3 8 • 5 9 4 0
May 18 , 1995
Building Department
Barnstable Town Hall
Hyannis ,MA . 02601
Attn : Ralph Crossen
Building Inspector
RE : Comfort Inn and Conference-Center
Ridgewood Avenue �J,
Hyannis , MA.
Dear Ralph ,
The purpose of this letter is to certify that the work at
the above referenced project , with the exception of the new
additions , is substantially completed and all work has been
performed substantially in conformance with drawings provided
by this office and the Massachusetts State Building Code .
If there are any questions regarding any of the above , please
do not hesitate to contact this office .
Sincerely ,
R F . DIME ASSOCIATES , INC .
c
Peter F . iMeo AIA
995
MNY 2 2 1
Engineering Dept. (3rd floor) Map 3 1-8 Parcel a Permit#
House# �Y'7 r✓J Date Issued 16 1�
-- Beare€��3rd oor) 9 36/1:00-4:30) Fee ?, 62
Conservation Office(4th floor)(8:30- 9:30/1:00-2:00)
Planning Dept.(1st floor/School Admin. Bldg.) �THe rq
Definitiv Ian A proved by Planning Board 19
RARNSTABLE.
TOWN OF BAItNSTABLE
Buildin Permit A lic ion
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Project Ian
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Village I a-AJAll"� oor
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Owner Address !VD/�`6 S%• , ��,�.�.�.,i
Telephone
Permit Request C/9%1 f/e-j J I A a '06 Cl e�'[)Pm L 6A&P
First Floor square feet Second Floor square feet
Construction Type
Estimated Project Cost $ 0 am"Oo
Zoning District &,M&aYA*
Flood Plain Water Protection
Lot Size Grandfathered ❑Yes ❑No
Dwelling Type: Single Family ❑ Two Family ❑ Multi-Family(#units)
Age of Existing Structure Historic House ❑Yes ❑No On Old King's Highway ❑Yes ❑No
Basement Type: ❑Full ❑Crawl ❑Walkout ❑Other
Basement Finished Area(sq.ft.) Basement Unfinished Area(sq.ft)
Number of Baths: Full: Existing New Half: Existing New
No. of Bedrooms: Existing New
Total Room Count(not including baths): Existing New First Floor Room Count
Heat Type and Fuel: ❑Gas ❑Oil ❑Electric ❑Other
Central Air ❑Yes ❑No Fireplaces: Existing New Existing wood/coal stove ❑Yes ❑No
Garage: ❑Detached(size) Other Detached Structures: ❑Pool(size)
❑Attached(size) ❑Barn(size)
❑None ❑Shed(size)
❑Other(size)
Zoning Board of Appeals Authorization ❑ Appeal# Recorded❑
Commercial ❑Yes ❑No If yes, site plan review#
Current Use Proposed Use
Builder Information
Name /� ��Jj&Wk' ,QS= d%� Telephone Number _ 72,-q-- 776-
Address P.-0 License#
6J,1.t 4aU,6 mi m-6 l Home Improvement Contractor# 1081
Worker's Compensation#
NEW CONSTRUCTION OR ADDITIONS REQUIRE A SITE PLAN(AS BUILT)SHOWING EXISTING,AS WELL AS
PROPOSED STRUCTURES ON THE LOT.
ALL CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS RESULTING FROM THIS PROJECT WILL BE TAKEN TO
e
SIG ATURE ���, J �JJj[�,r.,•��_DATE
BUILDING PERMIT DENIED FOR THE FOLLOWING REASON(S)
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
PERMIT NO. �
DATE-ISSUED
MAP/PARCEL NO. `
ADDRESS VILLAGE
a �
OWNER
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DATE OF INSPECTION: ,
FOUNDATION
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FRAME
INSULATION
FIREPLACE
ELECTRICAL: ROUGH FINAL .
PLUMBING: ROUGH FINAL '
GAS: ROUGH FINAL ' 1
FINAL BUILDING
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DATE CLOSED OUT
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ASSOCIATION PLAN NO.
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The Commonwealth of Massachusetts
W Department of Industrial Accidents
o O1flce of/alvest/�s�►ois
600 Washington Street
Boston, Mass. 02111
Workers' Compensation Insurance Affidavit.
Applicant information: J E'IeasePRiNTTet`bTt�.
name: //I e &,0AZ-fV,J /74 re
location: AAJJ1//_—�
it . �� one# /SOif 1 7 7S'-LV&
I am a homeowner performing all work myself.
�c I am a sole proprietor and have no one working in any capacity
I am an•emplover pro%iding workers' compensation for my employees working on this job. /
company name: ft%1'��i f'Dl�� ( DVSi I7;19,T7,1A/ ®!!e"iud _ A-•
address: Ae • 80 r//
city: �W &U1S7P,-h11e_ /W D &6 K phone#: (,:29) 775— 77(d2> .
insurance co. i,��/���� .5 policy#
1 am a sole proprietor. general contractor. or homeowner(circle one) and have hired the contractors listed below who have
the following �%orkers' compensation polices:
company name:
address:
cty• phone#•
insurance co policy#
company name:
address:
city- phone#•
insurance co..� - policy#
1
Failure to secure coverage as required under Section 25A of MGL 152 can lead to the imposition of criminal penalties of a line up to SI W.00 and/or
one years'imprisonment as well as civil penalties,in the form of a STOP WORK ORDER and a not of S100.00 a day against me. I understand that a
copy of this statement may be forwarded to the OlTice of Investigations of the DIA for coverage verification.
t do hereby certify under the pains and penalties of perjury that the information provided above is true and correct
Signature ` ion /9cA
���� Q, 1 6/� Date
Print name I Ladle re �ti Ty Do/Cr Phone# 4<7191 775�'776?3
official use only do not write in this area to be completed by city or town official
city or town: l�- -AI Tc _ permitAicense q rlBuilding Department
Licensing Board
(]check if immediate response is required ❑Selectmen's Ogee
_ 0Heslth Department
contact person: phone#;_ =' — - r-iOther
(revised 3:95 P1A)
Information and Instructions a IN
Massachusetts General Laws chapter 152 section 25 requires all employers to provide workers' compensation for their
emplo\ees. As quoted from the "lacy", an enrpko ,ee is defined as every person in the service of another under any
contract of hire, express or implied, oral or written.
An employer is defined as an individual. partnership, association, corporation or other legal entity, or any two or more of
the foreuoinQ en2wied in a joint enterprise. and including the legal representatives of a deceased employer, or the
receiver or trustee of an individual . partnership, association or other legal entity, employing employees. However the
o\\ner of a dwelling house having not more than three apartments and who resides therein, or the occupant of the
d\�ellina house of another who employs persons to do maintenance , construction or repair work on such dwelling house
or on the grounds or building appurtenant thereto shall not because of such employment be deemed to be an emplo\er.
MGL chapter 152 section 25 also Mates that every state or local licensing agency shall withhold the issuance or
renewal of a license or permit to operate a business or to construct buildings in the commonwealth for any
applicant who has not produced acceptable evidence of compliance with the insurance coverage required.
Additionall\, neither the common\\ealth nor any of its political subdivisions shall enter into any contract for the
performance of public work until acceptable evidence of compliance with the insurance requirements of this chapter ha\e
been presented to the contracting authority.
Applicants
Please till in the workers* compensation affidavit completely, by checking the box that applies to your situation and
stippl\ink_ company names. address and phone numbers as all affidavits may be submitted to the Department of
Industrial Accidents for confirmation of insurance coverage. Also be sure to sign and date the affidavit. The
affidavit should be returned to the cite or town that the application for the permit or license is being requested.
not the Department of Industrial accidents. Should you have any questions regarding the"law"or if you.are required
to obtain a %tiorkers' compensation policy. please call the Department at the number listed below.
City or Towns
Please be sure that the affidavit is complete and printed legibly. The Department has provided a space at the bottom of
the affidavit for you to fill out in the event the Office of investigations has to contact you regarding the applicant. Please
be sure to fill in the permit/license number which will be used as a reference number. The affdavits may be returned to
the Department by mail or FAX unless other arrangements have been made.
The Office of investigations would like to thank you in advance for you cooperation and should you have any questions,
please do not hesitate to give us a call.
The Department's address, telephone and fax number:
The Commonwealth Of Massachusetts
Department of Industrial Accidents
MCI of I®llesuladeos
600 Washington Street
Boston,Ma. 02111
fax#: (617)727-7749
phone#: (617) 7274900 ext. 406, 409 or 375
HOME .IMPR:Oi� IENT Regulat ORS REdlStandIO
Board of
s
One. Ashburton Place `
• Room �130T
. A1,130ston,` Massachusetts 02108`
HOME IMPROVEM EN T CO
NTRACTOR NT R ACT O R
Registration 108918 I
Expiration, 08/27/98, ---------_
HOME IMPROVEMENT CONTRACTOR
THEODORE L HITCHCOCK - I = Registration 108918
_ THEODOREL . .. � Type - 08AHITCHCOCK PO BOX 211/55 LISA. L_N
Expiration 08/21/98
a
W BARNSTABLE: MA O26,68
I THEODORE L. HITCHCOCK _
` _THEODORE L. HITCHCOCK
OX' GQ7✓1 Q.Q
i 5 I ADMINISTRATOR nHRNSTA8LEMA02668
R328 210 . 001 P E R M I T [PMT] ACTION [R] CARD [000] KEY 245826
000000001
PERMIT-NO MO YR TYPE VALUE CK-BY MO YR .CMP NEW/DEMO COMMENT
[B19202] [05] [77] [AC] A ] [ ] [01] [78] [000] [NEW ] [HY ADD'N ]
[B25399] [08] [83] [D ] A ] [ ] [01] [84] [000] [DEMO] [HY RE/CAPY]
[B24561] [08] [83] [AC] A ] [ ] [01] [84] [000] [NEW ] [HY GREENHS]
[B25101] [05] [83] [AC] A ] [ ] [01] [84] [000] [NEW ] [HY LOBBY ]
p[B26039] [02] [84] [AC] A ] [ ] [00] [00] [000] [NEW ] [HY REMODEL]
[B25466] [08] [83] [AC] A ] [ ] [01] [84] [000] [NEW ] [HY REMODEL]
p [B37395] [01] [95] [AH] A 20000001 [ ] [00] [00] [000] [NEW ] [HY REPAIR ]
o [B37416] [02] [95] [AH] A 25000001 [ ] [00] [00] [000] [NEW ] [HY RENOVAT]
[ l [ ] [ ] [ J ] [ J [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]
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ti
[ ] [R328 210 . 001 ]
LOC] 0287 ROUTE 28 CTY] 07 TDS] 400 HY KEY] 245826
----MAILING ADDRESS------- PCA] 3001 PCS] 00 YR] 00 PARENT] 0
RIDGEWOOD AVE LIMITED PTRSH MAP] AREA] HY04 JV] MTG10000
297 NORTH STREET SP1] SP21 SP31
UT11 UT21 2 . 53 SQ FT] 62978
HYANNIS MA 02601 AYB11970 EYB11975 OBS] CONST]
0000 LAND 277200 IMP 3766700 OTHER 18000
----LEGAL DESCRIPTION---- TRUE MKT 4061900 REA CLASSIFIED
#LAND 3 277, 200 ASD LND 277200 ASD IMP 3766700 ASD OTH 18000
#BLDG (S) -CARD-1 3 3 , 766, 700 DESCRIPTION TAX YR CURRENT EXEMPT TAXABLE
#OTHER FEATURE 3 18, 000 TAX EXEMPT
#PL 287 IYANOUGH RD/RTE 28 RESIDENT' L
* HYANNIS RESORT HOTEL OPEN SPACE
#RR 1388 0202 COMMERCIAL 4061900 4061900 4061900
#SR RIDGEWOOD AVE INDUSTRIAL
EXEMPTIONS
SALE103/95 PRICE] 1 ORB19605/015 AFD] I B
LAST ACTIVITY] 09/18/95 PCR] Y
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R328 210 . 001 A P P R A I S A L D A T A KEY 245826
RIDGEWOOD AVE LIMITED PTRSH
LAND BLD/FEATURES BUILDINGS NUMBER ZN/FL=B & HB
277, 200 18, 000 3 , 766, 700 1 A-COST 4, 061, 900
B-MKT
BY 00/ BY ML 2/96 C-INCOME
PCA=3001 PCS=00 SIZE= 62978 A JUST-VAL 4, 061, 900
LEV=400 CONST-C 0
----COMPARISON TO CONTROL AREA HY04 -- TREND EXCEEDS STANDARD
COMMERCIAL NBHD IN HYANNIS HY04
PARCEL CONTROL AREA TREND STANDARD
301 30 LAND-TYPE
2772001 LAND-MEAN +o'
40619001 527520 IMPROVED-MEAN +6140 5001
] FRONT-FT
51 100 DEPTH/ACRES TABLE 02
800] LOCATION-ADJ APPLY-VAL-STAT 1
LNR] LAND LFT/IMP] ADDS/SB/FEAT STR] STRUCTURE ARR]AREA-MEASUREMENTS NOR] NOTES
COM] MARKET INC] INCOME PMR] PERMITS GRR] GRAPHIC
FUNCTION- [ ] STRUCTURE-CARD NO- [0 0 0] DATA- [ ] XMT [?]
The Town of Barnstable
41
Department of Health, Safety and Environmental Services
Building Division
367 Main Street,Hyannis MA 02601
'ice: 508-790-6227 Ralph Crossen
Fax: 508-790-6230 Building Commissioner
January 2, 1997
Mr. Stuart A. Bornstein
Radisson Inn 7
287 Iyannough Road `
Hyannis, MA 02601
Dear Mr. Bornstein:
Attached you will find an application for a"Certificate of Inspection as required by Section
108.15 of the State Building Code.
.
Please complete the application and return to this office with the required fee(see
attached). The fee has been established by the State (Section 118.0) and must be paid
before the Certificate of Inspection/Capacity Card may be issued.
A copy of said Certificate shall be kept posted as specified in Section 121.2 of the State
Code.
Sincerely,
Ralph M. Crossen
Building Commissioner
RMC/lbn
R.ADDISON INN, HYANNIS
CI?z:TI ICATE OF INSPECTION FEES
FEE
Hotel - 160 rooms $190
Regatta Room 75
Lewis Bay Room 40
Oyster Harbors Room 40
Restaurant/Pizzeria 40
TOTAL $385
j970102a
4/21/98
Cape Organization for the Rights of the Disabled requested most recent building permits
for the Radisson Inn, 287 Iyannough Road, Hyannis. Gave them the attached.
QUERY PERMITS : QUERY END
QUERY PERMITS
PENTAMATION----------------------------------------------------------- 04/21/98
PERMIT NUMBER 18642 PARCEL ID 328 210 001 287 IYANNOUGH ROAD/RTE2
PERMIT TYPE BROOF BUILDING PERMIT ROOFING
DESCRIPTION STRIP/REROOF USING RUBBER MEMBRANE (65 SQRS . )
CONTRACTOR
PERMIT FEE 97 . 60 VARIANCE
STATUS A ACTIVE
CONSTRUCTION TYPE 750 GROUP TYPE 1
APPLICATION 10/17/1996 EXPIRATION
VALUATION 16000 . 00 DATE ISSUED 10/17/1996 COMPLETED
DEPARTMENT-----STATUS---DATE-----DEPARTMENT-----STATUS---DATE----
(N) EXT/ (P) REVIOUS/ (C) ONTRACTORS/ PR(0) PERTY/ (I)NSPECTIONS/ (H) ISTORY/
(F) EES/ (A) RCHITECTS/ (V) IOLATION/ (E) XI.T
s �
QUERY PERMITS : QUERY END
QUERY PERMITS
PENTAMATION----------------------------------------------------------- 04/21/98
PERMIT NUMBER 217 PARCEL ID 328 210 001 287 IYANNOUGH ROAD/RTE2
PERMIT TYPE BREMODC COMMERCIAL ALT/CONY
DESCRIPTION 37416 COMPLETE RENOVATION OF MOTEL
CONTRACTOR
PERMIT FEE 0 . 00 VARIANCE
STATUS A ACTIVE
CONSTRUCTION TYPE 437 GROUP TYPE
APPLICATION EXPIRATION
VALUATION 2500000 . 00 DATE ISSUED 02/03/1995 COMPLETED
DEPARTMENT-----STATUS---DATE-----DEPARTMENT-----STATUS---DATE----
(N) EXT/ (P) REVIOUS/ (C) ONTRACTORS/ PR(0) PERTY/ (I) NSPECTIONS/ (H) ISTORY/
(F) EES/ (A) RCHITECTS/ (V) IOLATION/ (E) XIT
iv
QUERY PERMITS : QUERY END
QUERY PERMITS
PENTAMATION----------------------------------------------------------- 04/21/98
PERMIT NUMBER 216 PARCEL ID 328 210 001 287 IYANNOUGH ROAD/RTE2
PERMIT TYPE BREMODC COMMERCIAL ALT/CONV
DESCRIPTION 37395 CLEAN OUT/REMOVE GLASS/REPAIR SHINGLES
CONTRACTOR
PERMIT FEE 0 . 00 VARIANCE
STATUS C COMPLETED
CONSTRUCTION TYPE 437 GROUP TYPE
APPLICATION EXPIRATION
VALUATION 2000 . 00 DATE ISSUED O1/26/1995 COMPLETED O1/30/1995
DEPARTMENT-----STATUS---DATE-----DEPARTMENT-----STATUS---DATE----
(N) EXT/ (P) REVIOUS/ (C) ONTRACTORS/ PR (0) PERTY/ (I) NSPECTIONS/ (H) ISTORY/
(F) EES/ (A) RCHITECTS/ (V) IOLATION/ (E) XIT
QUERY PERMITS : QUERY END
QUERY PERMITS
PENTAMATION----------------------------------------------------------- 04/21/98
PERMIT NUMBER 3837 PARCEL ID 328 210 001 287 IYANNOUGH ROAD/RTE2
PERMIT TYPE BREMODC COMMERCIAL ALT/CONV
DESCRIPTION 26039 REMODEL BASEMENT
CONTRACTOR
PERMIT FEE 0 . 00 VARIANCE
STATUS C COMPLETED
CONSTRUCTION TYPE 434 GROUP TYPE 1
APPLICATION 02/01/1984 EXPIRATION
VALUATION 50000 . 00 DATE ISSUED 02/01/1984 COMPLETED 06/01/1984
DEPARTMENT-----STATUS---DATE-----DEPARTMENT-----STATUS---DATE----
(N) EXT/ (P) REVIOUS/ (C) ONTRACTORS/ PR (0) PERTY/ (I) NSPECTIONS/ (H) ISTORY/
(F) EES/ (A) RCHITECTS/ (V) IOLATION/ (E) XIT
11/10/1998 15:20 6177270665 ARCHITECTURAL ACCESS PAGE 01
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts
ARCH1_TECTURALACCESS BOARD
One Ashburton Place - Room 1310
Boston, Massachusetts 02108
ARGEO PAUL CELLUGGI (617) 727.0660 —
GOVERNOR 1-500-828.7222
KATHLEEN M.OTOOLE Voice and T DD
SECRETARY Fax: (617) 727-0655
DEBORAH A. RYAN
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
FAX T12ANSMISSI0N
TO:
FROM:
,NTTM:BER OF PA4S (Including cover sheet): —
MESSAGE:
11/10/1998 15:20 6177270665 ARCHITECTURAL ACCESS PAGE 08
Cape Organization for Rights of the Disabled
114 Enterprise Rd., Hyannis, MA 02601
(508) 775-8300/1-800-541-0282 (All Numbers Voice and TTY) Fax (508.) 775-7022 e-mail: cocdwin@capecod.net
September 4, 1998
RZ.: Accessibility of the Radissor inn
Chris Connelly:
I did a rudimentary access survey of the Radisson !an or. April 3 and fourld some access
issues that sliouid be dealt with. 1 have not received a reply to the letter that 1 sent in May
concerning,these issues which leads me to believe that these issues are not being dealt with.
Equal access to public accornnioda ions is a civil rights issue that C-le A;:cli.itectural
Access Board regulations support. Please tet me know if you want my assistance in dealing with
these matters.
Sincerely,
uiie Nolan
Access Advocate.....:. .. ......... .... ....—.._.....J_'-.-._,_._---;:._.-..... ._.
11/10/1998 15:20 6177270665 4RCHiTECTURQL 4C :ESS PAGE 07
Cape Organization for Rights of the Disabled
114 Enterprise Rd., Hyannis, MA 02601
(508) 775-8300/1-800-541-0282 (Ail Numbers Voice and TTY) Fax (508) 775-7022 e-mail: eordwinmcapecod.net
May 15, 1998
RE, Accessibility Of Radisson Inn
To Whom It May Concern,
i did a rudimentary access survey of the Radisson Inn on April "), 1998 and found that
access was proNided in many areas but most of these areas did not fully comply with the
Architectural Access Board Rules and Reg,ilations 521 CNMR.
The ramp leading to the main door was rather steep and not clearly marked but the
doorway and the door itself appeared fine.
The reception area has ramps that are too steel; on either side and loose mats that would
be a hnderance to anybody using a mobility aid. The reception desk does not have lowered
counter which would allow people who use wheelchairs equal access to the services provided.
Hound several doors used as exit ways with at least one step on the outside and no sign
__..stating this_Qn Lhe,interior walla
The bathrooms that are open to the public , such as the one in the conference area or the
one in the restaurant/bar area, are not fully accessible which is in direct violation of.the
Architectural Access Regulations.
The accessible rooms appeared firie to me except for the narrow door and highly placed
hair dryer.
Please let me know if I can be of any assistance in correcting these violations.
(i
Sincerely.
Julie Nolan
11/10/1998 15:20 6177270665 ARCHITECTURAL ACCEBS PAGE 05
371o1,Am4adU&e40k1
William Wold
uoeernor
�ne"1"r�Iare
Deborah A.Hyan
$.cecotive Director s9., ,,. ,d(an�r�6• r y�rK (617)727.0660
PLEA
SE BE ADVISED THAT THIS FORM IS A MATTER OF PUBLIC RECORD
AND WILL HE DISCLOSED UPON REQUEST.
1 . What is the name and EXACT address of the building believed to be in
violation of he R ulations of this B rd;
Name:
Address:
City or Town.
2. What .s the use of the building? (restaurant, office, theater, medical,
etc.) ---
How many floors:
Does it appear that the budding was recently constructed r renovated?
3. Please describe as specifically as possible, each part of
the.bui in se og or of the
sle
which you believe is inaccessible. if known, please state
Board's regulations that you believe is being violated (e.g. Section 26.1 -
Primary entrance on Main Street is not accessible due to 4 steps): USE
ADDITIONAL SHEETS IF NECESSARY
U
most recently at the building or site:
4. What date were You m Y � ,,
11/1/199e. 15:20 6177270665 ARC'HITECTIIRAL ACCESS PAGE 06
the Corn taint
5. Do you want to receive copies of all correspondence regarding the P,:. }
and be notified of any meetings or hearings.
6. Name end S*\of person/organization filing this complaint:
'if organization i Xing,.plela provide the Board with the name of Wnlap person) " ? V'
f signed b an individual) 1 /
SIGNATURE (form must be sg Y
7. SIG � ,
OPTIONAL INFORMATION
The following information is optional, and your complaint will be processed
regardless of whether or not the following information is provided. However,
you should be aware that the less information that is provided, the longer it
will take this office to process your complaint.
1 . Name and address of building owner or manager:_
2. The Board only considers complaints with respect to buildings which are:
! (a) constructed by the state, city or town, and construction',
reconstruction, alteration or remodeling occurred after
December of 1968: OR
(b) privately financed buildings that are open to the public and
construction, reconstruction, alteration or remodeling occurred
after June 10, 1975,
The date of construction, reconstruction, remodeling, etc., may be obtained by
contacting the local building department in the city or town and asking for the
date of the building permit and the estimated cost of construction as stated on `
the building permit. If known, please state both:
DATE BUILDING PERMIT WAS ISSUED:_
TE COST OF CONSTRUCTION:
ESTIMATE �-
3. The assessed value of the building will determine the extent that a building
must comply if reconstruction, renovation, remodeling, or alterations were
performed, You may obtain the assessed value of the building by .contacting the
assessors office in the city or town in which the building is located:
ASSESSED VALUE OF THE BUILDING ONLY:
11 2 9
11./10/1998 15:20 6177270665 ARCHITECTURAL ACCESS PAGE 04
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts
ARCH ITECTU RAL ACCESS BOARD
One Ashburton Place - Room 1310
Boston, Massachusetts 02108
ARGEO PAUL CELLUCCI (617) 727-0660
GOVERNOR 1.800-828-7222
Voice and TOD
KATHLEEN M. O'TOOLE Fax: (617) 727-0665
SECRETARY
DEBORAH A. RYAN
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
October 7, 1998
Owner/Manager
Radisson Inn
287 lyannough Road
Hyannis, MA 02601
RE: Radisson Inn, 287 lyannough Road, Hyannis
Dear Sir/Madam:
Upon information received by the Architectural Access Board, your facility referenced above has been reported to violate
M.G.L. c. 22, § 13A and the Rules and Regulations(CMR 521)promulgated thereunder. Reported violations, include the
following items, are referenced to the 1982 Rules and Regulations:
Section: Reported violation:
7.4 Service at the reception desk is not accessible due to lack of lowered counter.
25.2 Slope of ramp to the main entrance exceeds 1:12(8.3%). The ramps to the reception area exceed 1:12
(8.3%).
25.5 Door mats are not securely anchored at all edges to.aviod tripping in the reception area.
27.2 Clear opening width of the door to the accessible units is less than 34 inches.
30,1 The restrooms in the conference and the restauranYbar areas are not fully accessible.
Under Massachusetts law, the Board is authorized to take legal action against violators of its regulations; including but
not limited to an application for a court order preventing the further use of an offending facility. The Board also has the
authority to impose fines of up to$1,000,CC per day, per violation for willful noncompliance with its regulations.
You are requested to notify this Board in writing of the steps you have taken or plan to take to comply with the current
regulations. Please note the current sections may be different from the sections that are cited above, Unless the Board
receives such notification within 14 days of receipt of this letter, it will take necessary legal action to enforce its
regulations as set forth above. If you have any questions, you may contact this office.
Sincerely yours,
,A
Garry R des, Chairperson
cc, Local Building inspector
Local Disability Commission
Independent Living Center
Complainant
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Radisson,
f .N N H Y A N N 1 S _.ram
October 27, 1998
Gary Rhodes, Chairperson
Arclaitectural.Access Board
One Ashburton place .
Room. 1310
Boston, MA 02108
Re Radisson Inn, 287 Iyanough Road,Hyannis
Dear Mr.Rhodes:
to response to violations of M.G.L. c. 22, § 1.3A and the Rules aid Regulations (CN h 511), we
would like to present the following replies;
Section 7.4; reported violat.iou.: Service at the receptions desk is not accessible due to lack of
lowered counter.
Response: The check in counter for hart}icapped persons is located on the right side of the
entrance about 15 feet from the main counter. Section 7.2.2 B states we may have an auxiliary
counter.
Section 25.2; reported violation: Slope of ramp to the main entrance exceeds 1:12 (8.3%). The
ramps to the reception area exceed 1:12 (8.3%).
.Response: Enforcement officer .Ralph Jones with Barnstable Building Department .measured
both ramps and found that both ramps fell within the 1:12 requirement.
Section 26.5; reported violation: Door mats are not securely anchored at all edges to avoid
tripping in..the reception area.
Response: All mats have been secured.
Section 27.2;.reported violation.: Clear opening width of the door to the accessible units is less
than 34 inches.
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October 27, 1998
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Response: With Local Enforcement inspector, the doors were measured. The doors txteasuted
33 1/2 inches to 34 inches which complies with Section. 26.5 - clean opening of not less than 32"
measured with door at a 90' to jamb.
Section 30.1;:reported violation: The reArooms in the conference and the restaurartt/bar areas are
not fully accessible.
Response: There are two fully accessible restrooms located adjacent to the restaurant that
satisfies the requirements of the A.A.B.
Sincerely,
]Michael Roberts
NMda
cc: Stuart Bornstein.
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The Commonwealth:°:b# Massachu;setts
= ARCH ITECTURALAC tES"6ARD
One Ashburton Place -`Room 1-310
Boston, Massachu'etts 021,08
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ARGEO PAUL CELLUCCI (617)` 727-0660.
GOVERNOR 1-800-828-7222
KATHLEEN M. O'TOOLE Voice and'TDD:
SECRETARY Fax: (617) 727-0665
DEBORAH A. RYAN
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
October 7, 1998
Owner/Manager
Radisson Inn
287 lyannough Road
Hyannis, MA 02601.
RE: Radisson Inn , 287 lyannough Road , Hyannis
Dear Sir/Madam:
Upon information received by the Architectural Access Board, your facility 1-eferefted above has been#bported to violate
M.G.L. c. 22, § 13A and the Rules and Regulations (CMR 521) promulgated thereunder. Reported violations, include the
following items, are referenced to the 1982 Rules and Regulation$:
Section: Reported violation:
7.4 Service at the reception desk is'not accessible due to lack of lowered counter.
25.2 Slope of ramp to the main entrance exceeds 1:12 (8.3%). The ramps to the reception area exceed 1:12
(8.3%).
26.5 Door mats are not securely anchored at all edges to aviod tripping in the reception area.
27.2 Clear opening width of the door to the accessible units is less than 34 inches.
30.1 The restrooms in the conference and the restaurant/bar areas are not fully accessible.
Under Massachusetts law, the Board is authorized to take legal action against violators of its regulations; including but
not limited to an application for a court order preventing the further use of an offending facility, The Board also has the
authority to impose fines of up to$1,000.00 per day, per violation for willful noncompliance with its regulations:
You are requested to notify this Board in writing of the steps you have taken or plan to take to comply with the current
regulations. Please note the current sections may be different from the sections that are cited above. Unless the Board
receives such notification within 14 days of receipt of this letter, it will take necessary legal action to enforce its
regulations as set forth above. If you have any questions, you may contact this office.
Sincerely yours,
�.• G,G���dLvCe�
Garry R des, Chairperson
M./Local Building Inspector
Local Disability Commission
Independent Living Center
Complainant
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The Commonwealth of Massachus
etts
u W ARCHITECTURAL ACCESS BOARD
° One Ashburton Place - Room 1310
Boston, Massachusetts 02108
ARGEO PAUL CELLUCCI (617) 727-0660
GOVERNOR 1-800-8218-7222
JANE SWIFT Voice and TDD
Fax: (617) 727-0665
LT. GOVERNOR
DEBORAH A. RYAN
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Mr.James Caffyn July 30,1999
Radisson Inn
287 Iyannough Road
Hvannis, MA 02601
RE: Radisson Inn, 287 Iyannough Road, Hyannis, MA.(Complaint#98-146)
Dear Mr. Caffyn:
On July 13, 1999, a site inspection was conducted at the above referenced premises. The
inspection showed the following:
Section: Description:
7.4 Service at the reception desk is not accessible due to lack of a lowered
counter.
Result: Violation.
25.2 Slope of the ramp to the main entrance exceeds 1:12 (8.3%). The ramp to
the reception area exceeds 1:12 (8.3%).
Result: Violation.
Ramp #1• The ramp running slope was measured at various
locations. Readings from the Smart Level were 10.4%, 9.7%, 9.6%. The
slope violates Section 25.2. Handrails that comply with 521 CMR Section
25.4 were not provided. In addition no level landing at the top of the
ramp in front of the doors is provided, violating Section 26.2
1
Ramp #2. The ramp that leads off of the reception area to the left
as you face the reception area was measured with a smart level at various
locations. Readings from the Smart Level were 7.4%, 7.9%, 7.5%. These
measurements show that the running slope complies with Section 25.2.
However, because the slope exceeds 5%, it shall be treated as a ramp, and
Section 22.1 of the Regulations applicable to ramps shall apply. Therefore
this ramp area is required to have handrails compliant with Section 25.4.
26.5 Door mats in the reception.area are not securely anchored at all edges to
prevent people from tripping.
Result: Violation.
Rugs located throughout the reception area were not securely fastened to
the floor.
27.2 Clear width opening of the entry doors to the accessible units is less than
thirty-four (34) inches.
Result: Violation.
The doors to the accessible units measured thirty-three and one half(33-
1/2) inches of clear width opening.,(The measurement of thirty-three and
one half inch as taken, does violate Section 27.2,of the 1982 Regulations,
However, the current Regulations in full force and effect 3/6/98/ Section
26.1.1, requires thirty-two inches of clear-width opening)
30.1 The restrooms in the conference and the restaurant/ bar area are not fully
accessible.
Result: Violation.
1. The door hardware provided on the restroom doors located near
the conference area do not comply with Section 27.9.
2. The bathrooms located in the restaurant and bar area had entry
doors that measured twenty-two (22) inches, violating section 27.2.
(Mr. Caffyn indicated that the men's and women's restrooms would be
converted to a single Unisex toilet room)
2 i
27.2 The threshold at the main entry to the lobby area exceeds one-half(1/2)
inch in height.
Result: New Violation.
Although this violation was not reported with the first notice dated
October 7, 1998, it was clear that the threshold exceeded one half(1/2)
inch in height. The measurement showed that the threshold was
approximately (1) inch or more in height.
The Board orders the violations be brought into compliance with our regulations by August
31, 1999. You are required to notify the Board, in writing, within five days of the completion
date, indicating whether the work has been completed. Moreover, it would be very helpful if
you could include photos showing the work has been completed.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact this office.
Sincerely,
Thomas P. Hopkins
Compliance Officer
cc: Local Building Inspector
Complainant
Disability Commission
Independent Living Center
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do hereby certify under the pains and penalties of perjury, that:
( I am an employer providing workers' compensation coverage for my employees working on
this job.
THE TRAVELERS 6N-UB-695G760-1
Insurance Company Policy Number
() I am a sole proprietor and have no one working for me in any capacity.
() I am a sole proprietor, general contractor or homeowner (circle one) and have hired the
contractors listed below who have the following workers' compensation policies:
STUART BORNSTEIN THE TRAVELERS, 6N-UB-695G760-1
Contractor Insurance Camp Policy Number
Contract-or Insurance Company/Policy Number
Contractor Insurance Company/Policy Number
() I am a homeowner performing all the work myself.
I understand that a copy of this statement will be forwarded to the Office of Investigations of the DiA for coverage verification and that failure to secure
coverage is regt,ired under Section 25A of MGL 152 can lead to the Imposition of criminal penalties consisting of a fine of up to S 1,500.00 and/or one
years' imprisonment as well as civil penalties in the form of a STOP WORK ORDER and a fine of S 100.00 a day against me.
Signed this 20th day of January 1995
Licensee/Permittee STU N Building Department
Licensing Board
Selectmens Office
Health Department
TO VERIFY COVERAGE INFORMATION CALL: 617-727-4900 X403, 404, 405, 409, 375
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PERMIT 10145 DESCRIPTION COMFORT INN
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OWNER BORNSTEIN, STUART A.
ADDRESS RIDGEWOOD AVE REALTY TRUST
297 NORTH STREET
HYANNIS MA
BUILD D 'ION
DATE ISSUED 9/5/13- EXPIRATION DATE BYe
DIVISION APPROVALS FOR
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ADDRESS 287 IYANNOUGH ROAD/RTE.28 .PHONE
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THIS PERMIT CONVEYS NO RIGHT TO OCCUPY ANY STREET,ALLEY OR SIDEWALK OR ANY PART THEREOF, EITHER TEMPORARILY OR PERMANENTLY.EN-
CROACHMENTS ON PUBLIC PROPERTY,NOT SPECIFICALLY PERMITTED UNDER THE BUILDING CODE,MUST BE APPROVED BY THE JURISDICTION.STREET OR
ALLEY GRADES AS WELL AS DEPTH AND LOCATION OF PUBLIC SEWERS MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.THE ISSUANCE OF THIS
PERMIT DOES NOT RELEASE THE APPLICANT FROM THE CONDITIONS OF ANY APPLICABLE SUBDIVISION RESTRICTIONS.
MINIMUM OF FOUR CALL INSPECTIONS REQUIRED
FOR ALL CONSTRUCTION WORK: APPROVED PLANS.MUST BE RETAINED ON JOB AND INHERE APPLICABLE, SEPARATE
1•.FOUNDATIONS OR FOOTINGS THIS CARD KEPT POSTED UNTIL FINAL INSPECTION PERMITS ARE REQUIRED FOR
2. PRIOR TO COVERING STRUCTURAL MEMBERS HAS BEEN MADE:WHERE A CERTIFICATE OF OCCU- ELECTRICAL,PLUMBING AND MECH-
(READY TO LATH). PANCY IS REQUIRED,SUCH BUILDING SHALL NOT BE ANICAL INSTALLATIONS.
3.INSULATION. OCCUPIED UNTIL FINAL INSPECTION HAS BEEN MADE.
4.FINAL INSPECTION BEFORE OCCUPANCY.
VISIBLEPOST THIS CARD SO IT IS
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BUILDING INSPECTION APPROVALS PLUMBING INSPECTION APPROVALS ELECTRICAL INSPECTION APPROVALS
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WORK SHALL NOT PROCEED UNTIL PERMIT WILL BECOME NULL AND VOID IF CON- INSPECTIONS INDICATED ON THIS
THE INSPECTOR HAS APPROVEDTHE STRUCTION WORK IS NOT STARTED WITHIN SIX CARD CAN BE ARRANGED FOR BY
VARIOUS STAGES OF CONSTRUC- MONTHS OF DATE THE PERMIT IS ISSUED AS TELEPHONE OR WRITTEN NOTIFICA-
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TEMPORARY
CERTIFICATE OF USE,.AND OCCUPANCY
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Issued to Holly Management Corporation
Address 287 Iyanough Road/Route 28 (Comfort Inn)
Hyannis, MA
USE GROUP R-1 FIRE GRADING Mixed OCCUPANCY LOAD N/A
THIS PERMIT WILL NOT BE VALID, AND THE BUILDING SHALL NOT BE OCCUPIED UNTIL
SIGNED BY THE BUILDING INSPECTOR UPON SATISFACTORY COMPLIANCE WITH TOWN
REQUIREMENTS AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 119.0 OF THE MASSACHUSETTS STATE
BUILDING CODE.
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June 1 95
Building Inspector j
THIS TEMPORARY CERTIFICATE OF USE AND OCCUPANCY EXPIRES JUNE 15, 1995
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts
--! ARCHITECTURAL ACCESS BOARD
-� One Ashburton Place. - Room 1310
Boston, Massachusetts 02108
ARGEO PAUL CELLUCCI (617) 727-0660
GOVERNOR 1-800-828-7222
Voice and TDD
JANE SWIFT Fax: (617) 727-0665
LT. GOVERNOR
DEBORAH A. RYAN
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Mr.James Caffyn July 30 ,1999
Radisson Inn
287 Iyannough Road
Hyannis, MA 02601
RE: Radisson Inn, 287 Iyannough Road, Hyannis, MA.(Complaint #98-146)
Dear Mr. Caffyn:
On July 13, 1999, a site,inspection was conducted`at the'above referenced premises: T11e:,
inspection showed the following,,
Section: Description:
7.4 Service at the reception desk is not accessible due to lack of a lowered
counter.
Result: Violation.
25.2 Slope of the ramp to the main entrance exceeds 1:12 (8.3%). The ramp to
the reception area exceeds 1:12 (8.3%).
Result: Violation.
Ramp #1. The ramp running slope was measured at various
locations. Readings from the Smart Level were 10.4%, 9.7%, 9.6%. The
slope violates Section 25.2. Handrails that comply with 521 CMR Section
_. 25.4 were not provided. Ih-addition no level.landingat°the top of.the
ramp in front of the doors is provided, violating Section 26.2
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Ramp #2. The ramp that leads off of the reception area to the left
as you face the reception area was measured with a smart level.at various
locations. Readings from the Smart Level were 7.4%, 7.9%, 7.5%. These
measurements show that the running slope complies with Section 25.2.
However, because the slope exceeds 5%, it shall be treated as a ramp, and
Section 22.1 of the Regulations applicable to ramps shall apply. Therefore
this ramp area is required to have handrails compliant with Section 25.4.
26.5 Door mats in the reception area are not securely anchored at all edges to
prevent people from tripping.
Result: Violation.
Rugs located throughout the reception area were not securely fastened to
the floor.
27.2 Clear width opening of the entry doors to the accessible units is less than
thirty-four (34) inches.
Result: Violation.
The doors to the accessible units measured thirty-three and one half (33-
1/2) inches of clear width opening. (The measurement of thirty-three and
one half inch as taken, does violate Section 27.2 of the 1982 Regulations,
However, the current Regulations in full force and effect 3/6/98/ Section
26.1.1, requires thirty-two inches of clear-width opening)
30.1 The restrooms in the conference and the restaurant/ bar area are not fully
accessible.
Result: Violation.
1. The door hardware provided on the restroom doors located near
the conference area do not comply with Section 27.9.
2. The bathrooms located in the restaurant and bar area had entry
doors that measured twenty-two (22) inches, violating section 27.2.
(Mr. Caffyn indicated that the meri s and women's restrooms would be
converted to a single Unisex toilet room)
2
27.2 The threshold at the main entry to the lobby area exceeds one-half (1/2)
inch in height.
Result: New Violation.
Although this violation was not reported with the first notice dated
October 7, 1998, it was clear that the threshold exceeded one half (1/2)
inch in height. The measurement showed that the threshold was
approximately (1) inch or more in height.
The Board orders the violations be brought into compliance with our regulations by August
31, 1999. You are required to notify the Board, in writing, within five days of the completion
date, indicating whether the work has been completed. Moreover , it would be very helpful if
you could include photos showing the work has been completed.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact this office.
Sincerely,
Thomas P. Hopkins
Compliance Officer
cc: \/Local Building Inspector
Complainant
Disability Commission
Independent Livin- Center
3
PETER F. DIMEO ASSOCIATES. INC. ARCIiITECTB ENGINEERS
646 MAIN STREET,. STONEHAM., , MASSACHUS ETTS 021 80 TEL . 438- 0900 FAX 438 - b940
February 21 , 1995 -
Building Department
Barnstable Town Hall
Hyannis, MA. 02601
Attn: Ralph Crossen
Building Inspector
RE: Comfort Inn and Conference Center
Ridgewood Avenue
Hyannis,MA.
Dear Ralph,
This letter is to inform you that we have been making inspections ,
reviewing and approving shop drawings and building materials
�I
As per our latest site inspection, the following work is
being performed :
1 . Rough grading has begun in the new parking area .
2. Demolition complete with the exception of the kitchen
duct work.
3. Exterior rough carpentry 90% completed .
New windows are being installed .
Installing new vinyl siding has begun.
4. Interior Rough carpentry: interior rooms have been
restudded .
5. Plumbing: Rough plumbing ready for inspection.
6. HVAC: Working on new duct layout in health club area .
7. Electricals Rough electrical completed in the 300 and
400 rooms . Currently working on the smoke and heat detectors :
8. Excavating for elevator #2 pit.
DI PT
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FEB 2 .4 :1995',
Page 1 of 2
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PETER F. DIMEO ASSOCIATES. INC. ARCHITECTS ENGINEERS
546 MAIN STREET , S TONEHAM . MASSACH US ETTS 02180 TEL . 438 - 0900 FAX 438 - 5940
February 21 , 1995
Building Department
Barnstable Town Hall
Hyannis ,• MA. 02601
Attn: Ralph Crossen
Building Inspector
RE: Comfort inn and Conference Center
Ridgewood avenue
Hyannis, MA.
Page 2 of 2
All work is being performed substantially in accordance with
plans provided by this office and the Massachusetts State Building
Code.
If there are any questions regarding any of the above, please
do not hesitate to contact this office.
Sincerely,
F. DIM ASSOCIATES, INC.
Peter F. DiMeo AIA
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NUTTER,McCLENNEN &FISH
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ROUTE 28-1185 FALMOUTH ROAD
P.O.BOX 1630
HYANNIS,MASSACHUSETTS 02601
TELEPHONE:508 790-5400 FACSIMILE:508 771-8079
DIRECT DIAL NUMBER
(617) 439-2407
July 10, 1995
99977-27
By Facsimile
Michael D. Ford, Esq.
72 Main Street
P .O. Box 663
West Harwich, MA 02671
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Re : Comforts of Hyannis o ,
Dear Mike :
This will acknowledge my receipt of your voicemail message
of last Friday concerning the above matter. I have taken the
opportunity to revisit the site, and that visit has confirmed
that the placement of railroad ties has been completed along a
portion of the boundary between the Comfort Inn property and the
road layout . Further, staking has occurred and a line has been
located along the balance of the boundary exactly where I believe
the end of the road layout to be located. Further, there is an
approximate foot and a half to two feet of landscaping area on
the Comfort Inn side of the boundary (i .e . , inside the railroad
ties to the south) .
Accordingly, I believe that the railroad ties have been
constructed exactly in accordance with the prior agreement
reached between Mr. Ellis and myself during my visit to the
property with him several weeks ago. Further, it appears that
the railroad ties are to the height and in the location requested
and the gravel has been partially placed to repair the grade .
I have also compared the location of the railroad ties and
the construction that is ongoing in that portion of the parking
lot with the site plan which was approved by the Site Plan Review
Committee of the Town of Barnstable . Based on my visual review,
it would appear that the site plan is being complied with in all
respects .
I am, by copy of this correspondence, advising my client of
the continuing concerns of Mr. Ellis and of his instructions to
a
NUTTER, McCLENNEN & FISH
Michael Ford, Esquire
July 10, 1995
Page 2
. you to contact the Building Commissioner of the Town of
Barnstable . I am also, by copy of this correspondence, advising
the Building Commissioner of my observations on the site as set
forth above .
In the event you wish to proceed with communications with
the Building Commissioner on this issue, please advise me as to
the time and date of such a meeting and I will be happy to attend
to assist in whatever way possible .
Ve ruly yours,
Patrick M. Butler
PMB/jjc/bdk
CC : Ridgewood Avenue Limited Partnership
(via telecopy)
Ralph Crossen, Building Commissioner
(by hand)
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/� MEETINGS FRIDAY,APRIL 1, 1995 DOW — 14•87
Students vie for title c-5
SATURDAY Route 132,West Barnstable. parish Hall of First Baptist Church;Williams ALAnOn/Alatfi'en
Cape boys reach geography bee finals PER CAPE - AA discussion (no smok- LOWER CAPE-AA discussion,5:30 to 6:30 Street,Vineyard Haven;it discussion,antuck noon,
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7:30 a.m.,Civil Defense Room to rear of a.m., Club Dry Dock, 42 Bay Ridge Lane, St.Paul's Church,14 Fair St.,Nantucket;AA SATURDAY
Falmouth Town Hall, Falmouth; o step Orleans;AA discussion,7 a.m.,Drop-in Cen- meeting (young people), 5:30 p.m., Youth A]-Anon discussion(no smoking),9 a.m.,sec-
B CYNTHIA MCCORMICK Mills; Ethan Larsen of Nauset Re- meeting(no smoking), 9:30 a.m., St. Them- ter,14 Cove Road,Orleans;AA tradition,8:45 Center,State Road,Vineyard Haven;AA dis- and floor of Stop & Shop, Route 'L8, Fal-
Ysa's Church,Route 6A,Sagamore;AA discus- a.m.,Universalist Church,Commercial Street, cussion, 8 p.m., Parish House of Federated mouth;AI-Anon discussion, 10 a.m., Unitar-
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STAFF WRITER g i o n a l Middle School; and Sion,3 to 4 p.m.,Pause-A-While Drop-in Cen- Provincetown; AA discussion (no smoking) Church, South Summer Street, Edgartown; ian-Universalist Meeting Hall, Commercial
Nurses march in Washington � � � i �� `�l'��,���
Matthew Dixon of Henry T. Wing ter, 159-161 Worcester Court, Falmouth;AA noon,Club Dry Dock,42 Bay Ridge Lane,off and AA meeting,8 p.m.,St. Mary's Church, Street, Provincetown; and Al-Anon meeting Mil
"Name the sea that has awarm- School in Sandwich. beginners meeting, 6 to 6:45 p.m., Waquoit Route 6A Orleans;AA discussion(no smok- Nantucket. (no smoking),8:30 p.m.,St.John's Episcopal
Congregational Church,Route 28,Falmouth; ing),noon,Pause-A-While Drop-In Center,14 NOTE: Calls may be placed to 775-7060 for Church,Main Street,Sandwich.Information:
ing effect on the climate along Ger- Back when he won his school's AA beginners meeting, 7:15 p.m., St.John's Cove Road, Orleans; AA discussion, noon, help or information on closed meetings. 394-4555 between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. t
man 's northwestern coast. geographybee, Sean Murphy said E Universalist Church,Commercial Street,Pro- �'
y Episcopal Church, Sandwich; AA meeting, vrncetown; AA meeting, 5 p.m., Pause-A- Thousands protest layoffs of nurses, replacement with aides ,iu> GT
°° which Conti- he had studied for the event by 7:30 p.m., Waquoit Congregational Church, While Drop in Center, 14 Cove Road, or-
After Antarctica, Route 28, Falmouth; and AA meeting, 8:30 Quality Furniture At Discount Prices. T
keeping up on current events and John's Episcopal Church, Main leans; AA discussion (no smoking), 5 to s Y THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Joan Swirsky, g g
nent has the fewest people per p.m., St. J .m. Club D Dock 42 Bay Ridge lane, editor in chief of trying to free "registered nurses 1' °' ' �> <=a•:
?" news reports, as well as reading Street, Sandwich. P n y Revolution -The Journal of Nurse from tasks that do not require their �, I ` •`. „r• " =
square mile Orleans; AA speaker meeting, 7:30 to 8:30 We will never knowingly be q , ��
books on geography. MID-CAPE _ AA discussion, 7 to 8 a.m., p.m.,Christ Episcopal Church,Route 28,Her- WASHINGTON-- Thousands of Empowerment, which organized expertise, such as delivering food hr lire, , i ,,, •r:
,
"What type of land form is occu- National Geographic World, the Masonic Hall, Old Bass River Road, south with Port; AA discussion, 8 p.m., Drop-In undersold. FREE deliver and set u nurses marched from the Capitol the protest,said "We are the ones trays to patients'rooms and Chan - ;" THE i "'' °'
led b the countries of North and hic Societ 'S Dennis; AA discussion (no smoking), 7:15 Center,14CoveRoad,OrleansAAdiscussion,
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P Y National Geographic Y a.m.,Burger Kin ,Route 134,South Dennis; to the White House yesterday to who mop your brow, who hold ing bed linens." g `r°(£ : "" ..Fyn ' "
South Korea?" g 8 p.m. Truro Town Hall, Town Hall Road, ,e Islip tit s,
magazine for children, and ,�,��ion,7:30a.m.,Our Lady OfVctory Truro; and AA meeting, 10 p.m., Club Dry on Cape Cod. protest layoffs and hospital econ- your hands. . . . who suction your The crowd jeered when Arlene stet � Itf*.,
Seven students from Cape Cod Chrysler re sponsoring the Church, South Main Street, Centerville; AA Dock, 42 Bay Ridge Lane, Orleans. "YoEy"R Ir '
p ry Corp.rp. p g omy moves they contend are tracheotomy. We are the last pa- Kalbeitzer, a nursing instructor at , awti h1j��4�
big book meeting (no smoking), 10:30 a.m.,
schools did well enough on ques- National Geography Bee.It was es- west Dennis Community Building, School Drop-in ISLANDS Center, - AA Village,
on, 7 a.m., I threatening their jobs and their pa- tient advocates in America." Montgomery County, Md., Com- .
tions such as these at school com- tablished in 1989 to boost flagging Street West Dennis;AA meeting,8:45 a.m., Drop in Center, Gouin Village, off Vesper 0 i tients'health. Approximately 5,000 people muni College, told how she had •
petitions and a written test to qua- interest and test scores in the study our Lady of Assumption Church, Wianno Lane, Nantucket;AA step meeting, 10 a.m., PP Y P P tY g , ,'
The nurses, some clad in tradi- took part in the march, estimated to reapply for her nursing job at a ,„,
Avenue,Ostetv;lle;AA discussion,7:30 p.m., NEED hEI►! .• t
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lify for the state finals of the of geography. our I-ady of Victory Church, South Main INFO LINE tlOnal white uniforms and caps, Sgt. Dan Nichols of the U.S. Capi- Maryland hospital last year that ,, z..
National Geography Bee Friday at (The answers to the questions Street,Centerville;AA speaker meeting,7:30 CALL MOWIff a-• t nWAWVAV cheered speakers at a rally on the tol Police. switched to patient-focused care" :-, � .�� A �` � � `� "� �� �' `
Clark University in Worcester. above are: North Sea. Australia. p.m., basement parish hall of St. Pius X rsroeEteom olCap•Coa Inc.
ty West Front of the Capitol who de Marjorie Beyers, a hospital in and hired "multi-skilled techni N ��a 1
Church, Station Avenue, South Yarmouth;
Peninsula. BurgerK;n >:<: :;:. .::;: :.: pounced hos ital takeovers b for- dust executive, criticized the clans"to work alon side a smaller r���,�, 'I, .. "' C! �,fdy /Y I1 11�('1'LItE`n1 w
Fourth- through eighth graders ) and AA discussion, 8 p.m., sure g, p y rY g (' /�/ n" ;!o�c
in all 50 states, the District of Co-
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g profit chains and economy moves march,saying it"may unnecessar- complement of nurses. ( /I "4,i. �Zu ZU
forced by managed-care plans. ily scare patients. These events Laura Gasparis Vonfrolio, the "
jumble and five U.S.territories will �azclr•31, /G91 3.SK
be competing that day for a shot at Union leaders and other nurses' chip away at the public's confi publisher of Revolution magazine,
P g. Tl11Cl1 m Washm on advocates charged that hospitals dence in both the nursing profes- accused hospitals of perpetrating f ? I AJT the national fins s 50% OFF • — y 1.? �EROI IS '
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D.C.,where the top prize will be a -,_ ___� are replacing registered nurses sion and hospitals. ' consumer fraud by dressing `un-
$25,000 college scholarship. Pleated$118C�e13 with lower-paid aides with a fiat- Beyers, executive director of the trained workers in uniforms just
Qualifying for the state finals are tion of the nurses' training and American Organization of Nurse like nurses, so the patients won't ASSOCIATED PRESS
Matthew C. Coolidge of the Oak Duettes-Verticals-Blinds1.
�N El T v skills. Executives, said that hospitals are know what's happening to them." ■Protesting nurses march down Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington.
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oa w���catatBurtu•'s Spring Entr&es being added-Have d r �; Sand Dollar Resort on Route 28 WASHINGTON The
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9 95* Massachusetts area director of the analysts insisted the growth figures are old news and
•.• * EARLY Kids Eat *16-17 oz.>k federal Occupational Safe and
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Pizza till 11 p.m.,Fri.&Sat.till Midnite•Fireslde Dining with SOUND-LOCK"System DesignerStyie-Refrigerator ,te;-C---:- -:-s,�I� 2Q7^?^rtt, lined up at the new showroom lot on High School Road yesterday.Tho dealership has moved from Yarmouth Road. the strongest performance since 1984, when it ex-
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•ONE TOUCH'"Control System with 11 •EZ-Vue'"System Makes it Easy property, yesterday-attributed Reagan's first term.
M * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Cycle/Option Combinations to Find Food most of the fines to a lack of knowl- Investors already troubled by the sinking U.S.dollar
•3-Level POWER CLEAN'"Wash System •Easy-to-Clean Shelves and Bins Provide
with Heavy-Duty Food Disposer Maximum Storage Flexibility edge about OSHA rules on his part Cable franchise "rent on a selling spree, but the losses were trimmed
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Rack Space •Meets 1994 "Based on whatever we were do- as much as 60 points earlier,closed down 14.87 points
BOURNE Uust off Exit 8) CENTERVILLE Energy Standards • while the yield on long-term bonds climbed to 7.43
SO.YARMOUTH ing, we probably deserve them," to increase rates Percent.The dollar fell to a record low against the Jap-
�,„� 759-760o 778-Solo a �� $99900 Striking Chrysler workers reach tentative act
MOH.-SAT.9 TO 6 394-8360 he said. Had we known what was anese yen and sank nearly 3 percent against the Ger-
MON.-SAT.9 TO 6 MON.-SAT.9 TO 6 3 g p
required, we probably could have man mark.
SUN.10.5 ,. SUN. KOKOMO Ind. - Striking Both disputes involved ef- By PAUL GAUVIN
_ ,UN.10-5 eliminated 80 percent of them." Private analysts said there is little reason to fear in-
:,, / Bornstein said in his 30 to 35 workers at Chrysler Corp.s forts by the United Auto STAFF WRITER Y
: • -- r only automatic transmission Workers to retain or add jobs. flation or that the Federal Reserve will resume raising
_ .r years he and his contractors have
Fresh Native Fresh Maine Fresh Native been in construction, they have factory reached a tentative Nearly 90 percent of HYANNIS - Cape residents came up shorter than interest rates because the signs point to slower con-
HADDOCK never been educated by OSHA offi-
agreement with management Chrysler's cars and trucks use expected when they complained earlier this week at a Sumer spending this year.
11 YELLOWTAI L 1 cials on agency work rules. yesterday after a walkout ear- transmissions made at the Ko- public hearing about a unilateral $1.29 rate increase `I think the market is mistaken," said Roger Brin-
CRAB MEAT W � I-_ g lier in the day that had threa- komo plant.It supplies assem- Feb. 1 by TCI Cablevision of Cape Cod for four new ner, chief economist for DRI-McGraw Hill, a Lexing-
FI LLETS The builder said his crews fared
SOLE • ® .-' �imt APPLIANCE MART . Y g tened to close the No.3 U.S.au- bly operations in Michigan, channels. ton,Mass.,forecasting firm. "This is not news.This is
vf� � relative) well: "Considering the tomaker's assembly plants. Ohio,Missouri,Illinois,Dela- Rather than placate the users testifying at the town a revised record of the economy three to six months
• I i i� , ,._ /i size of the job,we could have been "The strike is over,we'll try ware,Ontario,Mexico and of Barnstable's annual TCI performance review Mon- ago. This economy already has shifted to a lower
'6■ er 8 OZ. '6■ er Ib. fined a couple hundred thousand"
*6■99 per Ib. p p �'"' dollars. p to get people back to work by Austria. day night,they were told instead by new TCI manager gear."
Appliances•TV's•VCR's - 11 p.m.,"union steward Jesse Andy Jennison to expect another increase soon. In a possible sign of slowing,the Commerce Depart-
,t While Suppliets Last! Our 25th Year of Making A Difference on Cape Cod: 1�111t Appliance Mart Catino said an investigation at The Kokomo workers want
Route 28 O Hamm said yesterday. On Wednesday, Jennison made good on TCI's in- inept also reported yesterday that orders to U.S. fac-
. Ample Supply of Lobster,Insulated Container for Travel. the 797 Iyanough Road site on Feb. Chrysler to commit to produc-
® 800-649-2221 201 Yarmouth Rd.,Hyannis,MA 02601 Details of the proposed pact tentions. He forwarded a letter to Town Manager tones fell 0.2 percent in February, the first decline in
® Lobsters Cooked No Charge.Lobsters Shipped Overnight.Gift Certificates. 8 turned up 15 serious violations of ing next-generation truck
Directions front Route 6:Take exit 1,go South two miles to Route 28.We're at weren't immediately available, Warren Rutherford advising him that TCI will in- four months. Demand for big-ticket durable goods
, •. . • • 771-222 I the comer-t the first set of lights(Route 28 atAm+outh Rd.(Willow St.) safety standards and three less ser- transmissions at their plant.
•_--'p'y^'?r'-y-r-" - ." ` , ious infractions. but a Chrysler spokesman con- crease its rates by 98 cents beginning May 1 - 20 was off 0.8 percent, also the first decrease since
`" ' -`�" ' firmed that one had been The strike against GM shut cents tacked on to the current basic service rate of October.
thosesaid serious violations are reached. down the automaker's Pontiac $9.44 (to$9.64) and 78 cents added to the current ex- The GDP figures were revised upward from the gov-
thosethat can cause serious injury.
To place an ad Also yesterday,employees East truck assembly plant,ex- panded basic rate of$13.28,increasing that to$14.06. emment's month-old estimate that showed a 4.6 per- .
Call(508)775-6201 The lesser infractions carry less walked out of a General Motors acerbating the company's prob- Jennison's letter notes it has been about two years cent annual rate gain for the fourth quarter of 1994.
probability of serious injury, Ca lems in meeting Weekdays 8:30 a.m.-5 P.M. tiro said. Corp.truck plant in Pontiac, g buyer demand. since the FCC has allowed.the cable industry a rate Increased business spending on aircraft and heavy-
Saturday 8:30 a.m.-noon He listed some of the serious vio- Mich.,taking down one-third of But unlike the Chrysler wal- increase for inflation.He says also that cable compan- duty trucks and higher net exports due to smaller im-
lations found at the site as not GM's capacity for building fast- kout,other GM plants won't ies are slowly being permitted to recover costs of do- ports were big contributors to the change.
wearing eye protection and hard selling full-size pickup trucks. immediately be forced to close. ing business. Analysts said the latest revisions do not mean con-
goo hats;a lack of guardrails to protect He said the 5.21 percent increase is based on infla- sumer spending, the main engine of economic .
Index employees from falling from U.S. laces a an at to of its trade �hlt IISt� tion during the last two quarters of 1994 and the first growth,will rise.
Telephone Important equipment; exposed live electrical P Japan P quarter of 1995. "The basic message is that the economy went out of
400WASHINGTON - Turnip While countries from Ar en- The company has about 50,000 subscribers in Barn- 1994 with a whoosh,"said economist Robert Dederick -
508-� 5-V 01 equipment; and wearing sneakers g g stable,Yarmouth,Dennis,Harwich and Chatham. of the Northern Trust Co.in Chicago."That,of course, .
Information o r m at I o n600 700 and snow boots rather than con- up the pressure on Japan,the tine to Zimbabwe made this g
struction shoes with steel toes, Clinton administration took the year's list,the potential negoti- During the hearing, several residents said they re- is behind us. The economy seems to have slid out of '
■ among other violations. first step yesterday in establish- ating targets will represent a far sented the company unilaterally increasing the rate the fast lane as soon as the page was turned, with a .
1 -800-451 -7887 Adjustments. Employment Real Estate Rentals Transportation As a result of that inspection, it ing a"hit list"of countries with smaller group focused on areas for four new channels they did not ask for. rather dramatic downshifting."
Corrections or errors must be reported immediate- Notices r r was recomended that Abbey Road the most harmful barriers where the United States is run- Barbara Crosby of Osterville said something is He and others pointed to recent evidence of slowing
ly. Advertisers are responsible for checking the ac Agencies/Services 410 Barnstable Homes 601 Lodging,B&B 703 Auto Services 905 against American companies. ning the biggest trade deficits. Fong with the situation when consumers are forced in the interest-sensitive housing market and in car Rates curacy of each insertion. Adjustments to bills will be Legal Notices 125 Construction be fined$22,250.
made based on no more than two incorrect insertions. Funeral Notices 150 Child Care 420 Bourne Homes 602 Wanted to Rent 705 Utility Trailers 910 Japan was one of 41 coup- In that Cate o Ja an led to pay more for channels they do not order. sales.The peso crisis in Mexico is also expected to be ,,,
25
Private Part Only the incorrect portion of the ad will be credited. Card of Thanks 175 General Help 430 Brewster Homes 603 House Sifting 707 Motorcycle/Moped 915 That was reduced is $11,with
category, P ,
y P gafter a discussion of the issues with tries and four trading groups the list of citations,taking up 41 James Malone of Dennis said he sees the unilateral a drag on the U.S.economy,cutting into exports. ,_
Restaurant/Food Chatham Homes 604 Roommates 710 Import Autos 935 cited by the administration in pages in this ear's report.The increase and addition of four channels - some he felt Consumer spending accounted for about two-thirds •
$ Billing: the employer," Catino said. That Y P
3 days 3 lines 6 Help 433 Dennis Homes 605 Home Sharing 712 Domestic Autos 940 its annual review of the most 15-member European Union were duplicating what already existed - as a breach of the fourth-quarter growth in GDP,led by purchases
penalty has not been paid,he said. P
Classified ads seven lines or larger are billed and Motel/Lodging Help 436 Eastham Homes 606 Rooms to Rent 715 Classic Autos 945 onerous trade barriers. was next with 28 pages of U.S. of his orignal contract with TCI. of durable goods such as cars, computers and home
3 days $ Bornstein said the crews had P g
measured by the agate line.Ads less than seven lines200 Medical Help 440 Falmouth Homes 607 Apartments 720 Vans 950 Responding to various questions,Jennison said TCI appliances. '
6 lines are counted line by line. P P safety equipment, but that it's not The annual"Foreign Trade criticism,followed by China P g
Professional 445 Harwich Homes 608 Houses Yearly 725 Trucks 955 Barriers Report"is used as the With 19 pages of alleged trade is not ready to get into"a la carte"program offerings The revision in GDP,which measures the output of
Pa inept possible to supervise all 160
Yard Sales Sales Help 450 Mashpee Homes 609 Condos Yearly 730 All Terrain 960 basis for targeting countries in abuses. on the Cape, by which consumers can select and pay all goods and services produced in the United States,
workers on the site all the time to g g only for channels the use. He also said that man g y y surprise. p
$1 O Work Wanted 460 Orleans Homes 610 Summer Rentals 732 Motor Home/RV 965 coming months for intensive The administration this week Y Y y of caught analysts b su rise. Most had predicted that
3 days 5 lines Billing by mail is offered if your phone is listed in
Announcements Provineetown Winter Rentals 733 Trailer/Camper 966 ensure compliance. g . the channels the company does offer are mandated by the rate of growth would be unchanged from the ear-
Super of the three Cape&Islands phone books.Any ad, Happy Thoughts 203 As the result of a later complaint negotiations aimed at removing resumed negotiations with Ja- P Y
Super Auto Deal regardless of payment schedule, is subject to review Personals 205 Homes 611 Off Cape Rentals 734 Snowmobile&ATV 967 P the practices deemed objection- an on the issue of autos and TCI's home office in Denver. lier estimate. •
and rejection by the newspaper. Sandwich Homes 612 Florida Rentals 735 Heavy Equipment 970 brought to OSHA s office, rove on p
Religious 208 � ators reinspected the work site on able by the United States. auto parts,which accounted for Several people in the audience appealed for foreign The Federal Reserve over the last 14 months has
Prepaid ads or ads over the credit limit cannot be Instruction 210 Truro Homes 613 Vacation Properties 737 Leasing/Rentals 973 g P If those negotiating sessions near) 60 percent of the Ameri- language programming. One claimed that the Cape raised short-term interest rates seven times to to
2 for billed by mall. Prepaid categories are: Personals, In- March 13 and found several re eat g g Y P try
Place your ad for 14 days for, little as d we'll If your struction,Yard Sales, Services, Motorcycles/Mopeds' Entertainment 212500 YarmoWellfleuth
Homes 615 Nursing Homes 745 Autos Wanted 980 P fail the administration would ca's record$65.7 billion with has a Spanish-speaking population of 5,000. stifle inflation by lowering economic growth.
car,truck or van doesn't sell, call us and we'll re-run General 215 Yarmouth Homes 615 Commercial 745 Announcements 980 violations and one resulting from � `'('�''-
Roommates or any Wanted to Buy category. have the power to impose trade Japan,and the report your ad 1 a more days free. Private Party ads only. Lost&Found 220 Martha's Vine and S ace For Rent 750 the complaint - uncovered exca- P P P p rt devoted a
Rates above do not apply to Real Estate,Rental and/or Volunteers Needed 225 y P vations with reinforcement bars sanctions equal to the damage good deal of space to criticizing •
Commercial Advertisers. Real Estate Standards. Homes 616 Rentals Wanted 755 upon which a reinforcement
worker could being done to U.S.industries. Japan in the automotive area. Delbert By Scott Adams
This newspaper will not knowingly accept ads Nantucket Homes 617 Rental Services 760 P g
Deadlines which violate the Federal Fair Housing Act or Business Plymouth Homes 618 We
be impaled.
Massachusetts General laws Chapter 151B,section 4 "We have proposed $14,000 in Help line set u for septic-waste law inquiries s
Line Ads: unlawful y Wareham Homes 619 p P P P P q THEN I WILL SCULPT
(76. These laws make it unla ul to advertise an EACH OF YOU W ITE = OUR BUSINESS
reterence,limitation or discrimination based on race, Opportunities 510 Condominiums 620 penalties but the employer has re- BOSTON - The new Title V Officials with the Executive
DAILY- 3 p.m.day before publication. P 300 Business Wanted 510 YOUR OBJECTIVE A = PLAPI WILL [3E
Accept THESE DISPARATE PIECEScolor, religion,sex,sexual orientation,national origin, Buyer S Consultants 622 quested an informal hearing. That septic system rules are now in Office of Environmental AffairsSUNDAY -5 p.m.Friday for Sunday ancestry, children, marital status, public assistance Financial 520 Timeshare Properties 62500 will be on April 11,"Catino said. effect.State environmental offi- insisted that the phone service GIVE THEM TO ME 0 OF CLAY INTO AN 2 LIKE A CLAY
publication. recipiency or handicap,or to advertise an intention to General Services 530 He said more infractions of rules G o
make any such preference,limitation or discrimination. Merchandise Mobile Homes 630 cials,anticipating lots of ques- be answered primarily by staff, ELEGANT TAPESTRY . TAPESTRY?
Display Ads/Legal Notices: All dwellings advertised are available on an equal Auctions 305 Professional Off Cape to 635 .fer<nra to prevent falling were also found. tions on the new regulations, not by a recorded message. o WHICH WILL BE OUR to FEEL FREE
DAILY - 3 m.three working days before opportunity basis. Any home seeker encountering Wanted to Bu 316 Services 535 Land 640 ® Catino said 33 percent of fatalities have set u a s ecial tele hone
P g Y discrimination is encouraged to contact either: y Service Dlrect0 575 Boatin P P P If staff are busy,an answer y BU5INE55 PLAN.
publication. g Yard Sales 320 ry Commercial 645 g in the construction industry are re- line in Boston. \ • TO QUOTE
P HUD Fair Housing&Equal Opportunity Office ing machine will take over.
SUNDAY - 5 m.Wednesday for Sunda g q �' Flea Markets 325 Listin s Wanted 650 Power Boats 805 lated to falls. Peo le with uestions en- s -
P Y Y Thomas P.O'Neill,Jr.Federal Building Antiques 330 Property Wanted 655 Sail Boats 810 "Twenty-five percent of those eral or specific,may call the toll luding leaving a quest ons in / W e � !_ , I , ME.
publication. 10 Causeway Street p ItY p y
Items For Sale 335
Call before final deadline to reserve ads as some Boston,MA 0222-1092;or Animals 345 Real Estate,General 660 Miscellaneous 815 For Your are falls below 20 feet,"he said.He line at(617)292-5886 for along with name and telephone U a Q
Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination Loans 665 Boat Services 820 Convenience. said falls from over 6 feet can re
ads require special handling or pre-payment. Items For Rent 355 answers. number.
Legals must be submitted typed. 1 Ashburton Place Musical Items 360 Boats Wanted 825 Call us for Details suit in death in the construction ° o
Boston,Massachusetts 02108 _ _
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AGCO Of 1.63 65%+Ilh AtIRC97 n 2.23 241/e-1/4 60 -N Dressr .68 211/4 n . 4e 4 3/s +I/a Ritinco n 1.80 181/8 +1/9 AIM Funds: I lip r 33.03 34.05-.05 IndP x 16.06 16.06- TxETr t 10.42 10.42-.01 NJMB t 10.58 10.58 TotRt 10.02 N.L-.01 StratS t 14.04 14.04-09 Shownhat Ilds-Trust: Muni 7.13 7.45-01 NYIns 10.55 N.L.
AL Phrm .18 227/8 +/a Atlas 2 BrnFB s 99 33% +% ClubMd .30 223/4 -1/9 DryStG .81 91/0 1 0-Year Treasury Notes 7.19 7.15 6.93 1 .74 21% +3/s Melon PfJ 2.12 25% -1/4 NewOv prB 47e 235/8-'As Fdlnv p 18.69 19.83-.05 Cardinal Family: MuBdA 13.89 14.54 Conlod r 14.29 14,73-12 StructB t 11.14 11.14-.01' MunHi 5.18 5,41
KimybClk 1.80 52 -3A Melon pfK 2.05 25% +114 NaMP 1.12 1 33/4 +'As Pet .36a 255/e-/s RItRef BO 73/4 -'A 31.22 33.04 F �08 TaxF t 7.47 7.47-.01 NYMB t 10,95 1 0.95-.01 LOwDu 9.76 NA.- CrInEq 11.14 N.L.-.03 OHIns 11.19 NA.
AMLI Rs 1.68 17% -'/a ATMOS S .92 181h -% BrwnGp 1.60 29 Coachm .28 173/a -3/8 DryStrt .73 101/h -1/8 RecnInt 63/4 Govt p 12+96 13.61-01 und 11.98 12.54 OHMA 12,67 13.27-01 CstHo r 17.09 17.62+.09
+% CoastSv 161/9 +1/8 Or M .66 9/4 -'/8 30-Year Treasury Bonds 7.43 7.41 7.26 Kimco 2.16 383/9 +'/s NiaM pf 1.65 201/2 -114 Petrie S .20 61/8 'Rary p 8.85 9,37-03 Clenmede Funds: Keystone Amer A: PacB t 19.7 1 2 LDII 9.77 N.L.-Ol UVIB t 8.49 8.49 NCcpt 12.25 13.00-03
AMR 64V4-J Augat .16 183/0 -% BrwnFr .68 34 Melvile 1.52 371/4 C rt P GvtObIg 7.99 8.37 6 9.76+,2 Sierra rust: PAIns 10,88 NA.
AustNZ n .94e 17% -114 Brnwk .50 201/4 +Vs Coastal .40 2 8 V4 +Ms DuVont 1.88 601h -1/2 .94 213/4 -% MentInc .96 9 +lAs NIaM pfA 3.40 37 -11/a PetRs 210e 271/2 'As Reebok .30 355/8 -1/2 Const P 18.61 19.69-08 Gwth p 27.82 29.52-.07 PAMA 16.20 1 6.96 DvCm r 20.51 21.14+.03 IntGov 10.00 N.L. OmegA 16.45 17.45-.02 PhnxB t 11.68 11.68i-.02 Frm 9.38 N.L-05 PUtn3M Funds A: CAMuA p 10.46 10.95-01 Retire T74 8.21-03 SPEnrg r 15.38 N.L.+.17
ARCOCh 2.50 44% Telephone Bonds 8.32 8.31 7.95 R!r�'E II'V 17/0 'Ais Reedint n 241/2 -Ve Covsc p 9.16 9.62-01 HI Tr p 13.46 14.13+.02 Cnt Shs 23.83 23.83-19 Dreyfus strategic: _
ASA Ltd 2.00 416% AusNZ pf 2.28 251/b BrshWl .32 175/a +114 Coastl pf 2.13 241A DuPnt pfA 3.50 Sllh-1 Ill s 1.32 361/2 +114 NiaM PIG 3.60 39 -lh Pfizer 2.08 853/4 -1/4 -.0 ChesGrth 15.31 15.79-.07 + Electr r 21.84 22.52+.02 Intl 12.40 141+15 KeV ST GB t 7.86 7.86-01 HI Id 10.42 N.L. AmGvA p 8.24 8.65-.01 CpInA p 9.85 10.31-01 ScTech 16.34 17.34 SPGold r 11.62 N.L.+.26
2 KIngwo 393/a +1/4 MercSt 1.02 445/8 -1/4 NiaM pfD 4.10 451/2 PhmRes 1 ii/s +1/s R e�9 H Cti 131/4 Inco p 13.88 14+73 2 Inco p 13.29 13.70 Enrgy r 16.98 17.51+12 SPVIB t 15.16 15.16-03 AsiaA p 12.87 13,66+.23 EmGrA p 14.38 15,06+.02 V MA 7.26 7.70+.Ol SPHIth r 39.06 N.L.-.04
ATT Cap .40 2 5 V4 Austr .03e 774 Municipal Bonds 6.37 6.34 6.36 V - Chestnt x 160.52 N.I.-1.27 nv A 1 9.54 20,46+.03 Envir r 10.76 11-09-10 AsiaGr 14.11 14. 3 Stc8 r 6.59 6.59 TeChB t 4.78 4,78 IntlEa 12.43 12.43+13 A A 8.26 8.67-02 GrInA px 11.74 12.29-04 Unit Services: SPUtil 10.42 N.L.-.04
R YdA p 9.17 9.63 .01 Goldman Sachs Fm GIp8 t 18.88 18.88+.17 PNC Funds:
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AT9T 11.32 513/4 AustStk 1411e - ufPCP .16b 111/4 +1/9 K nross 55/8 Merck 1.20 425/8 +'A NiaM pfH 6.10 66 Phel D 1.80 567/8 1/8 Rg t 1.58 is IntBc1 p 13.23 13.89-01 T
PUtil .72 81/8 '14 KSAUSt .78a 81/8 +1/8 MercFn .36 16 -1/2 NiaM�flil 2.38 25 PhII?,b 12 177A 'A Re P .24 271AB +I/ ICA 18.77 19.92-04 Cliger 51.63 51.63-26 Dupree mutual: Food r 33.27 34.30-.09 CapCr 14.98 15.85-.04 Klewlt Inst: WIdInB t 823 8 23+.05 NtMuA p 10.92 11.43-.02 GIdShr 2.3 1 N.L+.05 USGro 16.75 N.L.-.09
-3/4 AuthF!t I Inco p 7.45 7.82+.02 LtTEB p 14.01 14.71 Co nial Funds: KYTF 7.30 NA. Health r 78.20 80�6209 Goinc 13.86 14.51-02 TxE 2.00 N.L.-Ol Merrill Lynch'D: SCapV 13.12 13.12-07 11.49 12,06+.05
-2% -1/8 ins .01 V.:14 BAIEmb .46e 26 Coastcst 10% Duf HYIdB t 9.16 9.16 0
AbtLab 16 +1/2 Bufete .09e 101A -1/4 Cobraind 3% +1/8 D 5/4 +'Al RellaStar _p Mangdl 9+96 9.96-01 C nv P 17�95 19.05
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Abitibi g 14 -1/9 Au oDta 60 63 1/8 CocaCE .05 207/8 DufPUC 1.18 121/4 TELEPHONE STOCK 0 1 441/4-1/4 MerrLyn 92 42 1/2 % Nike B 1.00 75 +3k PhILD l3e 601/2+13/b Re!as pf 2.50 2 5 5A I. IndMt r 23.66 24.39-.19 -.06 01 rl 9.19 9.75-.04 STOIA p 2.22 2.30
Autt -1/2 DufPCr n .06e 123/4 +3/4 erLefA �.25 261A, NineWest 291/2 +SA PhILD pf 3.50 563/8 +7/8 Re� p 9.92 10.02-01 FedSA 10.20 10.71-02 GrInc 17.18 18.18 Landmark Funds: BaID V P USGvA JU.9,41 9,85-01 ValFrg 9.72 9.72+.02 Wellsly 17.99 N.L.-.03
sA BurlInds 1 1 3/s % K hs Valuel 12.14 12.14 E InA
BurINth 1.20 591/4 -Als CCFemsa .Ise 181/2 Kolmor .08 61/4 +1/8 m Grp .32 5% Mue 8.04 8.44 IN Per p 14.98 15.89+,03 Flex p 54.06 54.06-05 MedDI r 24.65 25,41+.Ol IntIEq 15.57 16.48+.31 Balan 14.28 14.99-.02 Dra PRA RIty 7.79 N.L+ GrA P 12.43 13,19+.04 t 20.81 NA-05
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187/8 -1/8 AvalonPr 1.44 19% -i/s -7/9 181h KorElc n .05e 205/6 +1/4 Merl. ur 8 sAs 1/s NippTT n 4OV4+11/4 PhillpsE SmCap 17 20 18.20+.18 Equity 15.08 15.83-.03 9.35 9.74-01 Pacific HOW": Fed n 9.55 10.03-01 SpEquit 15.136 15.86-.06 Conv 11+54 N.L.+.02 Wndsr 13.66 N.L.-OS
AcmeE BrIN pfA 3.12 643/9 Coeur .15 DukeP 1�96 381/4 +i/o NEW YORK (AP) - Trading for Fri. in stocks L Sum 9.68 .04 TxEx p 11.70 12.28 GIUVIA 10.47 11.11+�Ol FLLtc1 t %O8 10.08-01 Pa er r 2 1.29 21.95-03 Goldman Sachs Inst: Fd ,L TxA
+1/4 Korea�qt .28e 8 +'Is m Lazard Grougo 10.90+.Og FFTD P14,20 14.99-04 CATF p 7.15 7.49 8.90 9.34-.01 Smith Barney A: Fund 15.61 N.L-.04 Wnclsll 17.3 8 N.L02
AcmeC .4 16 +I/, AVEMCO .44 17% +i/s BrIRSC 55 403/4 CohenST .96a 121/2 -1/9 Duke pfA 1.59 221/4 +1/2 r GT98 81A, +A NoblAf .16 27% +1/2 PhIpGs pf 2.33 261/2 +114 Repsol .93e 29 +3/4
Util p 1 2.14 12.85 )I GrthA p 13.24 14.05-04 NatILt t 10.13 10.13-.01 Pr et r 16.82 17.34+.31 Adj v IntEq 10. Ca%lnc x 13.79 14,44-17 GeOA 13.77 14.61-04
Acordia 12 )8 397/a -1/2 BurIRSCI 1.75e 1 5 Ih ColdMtl 71/4 +'/a Duke involved in ATT reorganization. Ko ea .Ise 211/a -'A MLSP97 1 1 sAs +'As Nokia pf 1.15e 731/2+25/b PhilPet 1.12 365/a+I RepGyp ,24 101/9 Valug t 23.09 23.09-.08 TECA p 15.47*24-.( A G I n t E,%ID t 9.95 10.50+04 P, AdjGGrvA Pp 9.84 9.84-.01 Lev Gt 25.14 N.L.-.12 Venture Advisers A:
.7 3 2 1h +3/, AveryD 1A 1 ?,fS 1.93 257/9 -'h 15 1 53/4 -Vs -I/s - -.06 HiYIdA 6.41 6.73 -.01 Pat Ca FCIS: Ag A
Actava AV1311 04 65/8 8urnPP 1,44 1 1/is -1/2 ColeNt n 91/2 +1/11 DukeR ty 1.88 261h + High Low Stock DIV.VIP.PE 1005 High Low Last Chg. Korealnv 121/8 MeryGo 15-16 NoramE .28 53/8 PhIVH RepNY 1,44 491/8 Valu p 23.15 24.50 .08 Wsh p 18.32 19.44 NYLtd t 10.03 10.03 Retail r 24.18 24.93+.08 ST Gov 9 66 9.66 SmCap 15.26 15,26-.03 LatA t 9.60 10.13-18 GIGvA p 12.84 13.48+.05 26.62 28.02-.14 TaxEx 10.44 N.A.-Ol NYVen A 12.34 12�9603
19% +i/s n Kranzc 1.92 173/4 +1/8 1.40 YNY pf 3.37 533/4 MATxA 7.59 7.97-02 CaMuni t 9.35 9.35-02 Softwr r 30.73 31.68+.21 Goveft Funds. Legg Mason: MetI.Ife StateSt: CA TF 10.54 11,041-02 OlGrA p 9�04 9.59+.03 ApgrA p 11.04 11.62-.04 US Cvt 10.82 N.L.-.01 Victory Portfolios:
I% -i/4 Avnet Aid 40% +1/4 BuShBA 27 +1/4 Colemn 38% Dun8rd 2.60 525A 57 Ye 47144 AT&T 1.32 2.61721314 523/s 511/2 51V4- 5/a eryLd 191/2 Noram pf 3+00 331/4 -'/s PicCafe .48 9'A -114 'W +3/s A Ila Funds:
Acuson +1/8 -'As R PIC 1.94 247/8 +1/4 Wein 16.52 17.48-05 2U TF 10,30 10.73-02 StrtInA 6.74 7.08+.04 CTTXF t 9.94 9.94-.02 Tech r 44.61 45.99-09 EmMkt ll.§l 12.53 EqVal 1 1.7 3 12.28-04
AdaEx 1.60e 61/4 Avon 2.00 601h +1/1; BushInd s .10 121/2 +114 Co gPal 1�64 66 +1/4 Duq PIG 1.87 237/i 44% 361/4 Anneritch 2 4.8 5163 417/h 407/8 411/4- 3/4 Kro er 263/8 Meryl.pf 1.75 26 NordRs 33/4 PiedNG 1.10 2 0 3A ANIF Punds: GbIGv p 10.17 10.17+18 CapAA 10.20 10.68+.Ol GrInA p 13.84 14.68-.D4 Ca uA p 15.49 16.14-05 Van Eck: Balance 10.04 10.54-02
Aydin Coi P pf 4.25 651/2 Duq PIG 2.10 25 2.80 5.3 17 5157 5316 525/a 527/8- 3/4 Kuh?m .60 115/8 Meryl.pfC 2.15 241h NfIkSo 2.08 667/s -1/4 Pier 1 l2b 91/4 -1/4 RNY pfD 1.32e 21 lV2 -1/8 COTF 10.22 10.65-01 TxEA -.03 FITXF t 10.60 10.60-.02 Telcm r 38.82 40,02-. 3 IntlEq 10.14 10.67+.15 CvInt p 9.96 9.96-.02 HiIncA 5.81 6.08+.Ol Paine Webber: HIIIIA p 32.78 34�7819 CapApA 14.26 15.01-.02 AsiaA p 11.47 12.04+.Ol Dvrsf`dSt 12.01 12.61-02
14'As- 58% 483/8 BellAtl AdjMtg 9.86 N.L. HI TF 1 1.1 3 11.59-.02 n 8.03 8.43-02 HIInc t 6.92 6.92 1
AFProv n 1 Kyocer 1.05e 1451/2-1 Mesalnc 6 1/s + Norsk .49e 371/4 +1/4 PilgPrm .77 83/4 RscMtge 1.44 151/4 +'Is SAPP 13.21 13.87 UbIGr r 35.02 36.10-19 Sm AsstA p 9,96 10.43-01 HiYdA p GIdRs p 5.39 5.72+.12 GvMtg 10.47 10.99-.02
AMD 33% Aztar 9 +1/4 COI?Ak n 8 1/9 Duracel 1.04 443/4 -1/8 631h 501h BellSo 2.76 4.6 14 4348 59% 58% 591/2- 'Is -'As PiIgRg .87e 0 l/s Revco 23 +1% I n 9.41 N.L.-.02 Cos 22.05 23.20+.16 SpInv P 9.96 119.96-26 MgAstA x 8.76 9.17-05 11.64 12.22+.Ol DIVStIn p
CBI .48 255/8-3/8 Co Bgp .90 231A 'A DutyF .20 7% +1/s Kysor .60 203/9 +114 MesaR 3.62e 41 Nortek 103/o I ShILM1 10.47 N.L.-01 KY TF 10.39 10.132-01 USGvA 6.38 6.70-01 MATxF t 10.20 10.20-02 Fidelity Spartan: Gradison McDonald: TotRt p 11 ATLA p 13.31 13.94-02 HYAdA p 9.19 9.65+.02 FdVaIA p 7.53 7.93+,01 InOld p 13.88 14.73+.26 Value 10.54 11.07-.02
Advest 53/4 411/2 3 3 1A,;Nynex 2.36 6.021 3853 393/4 391h 391h- 1h 2.79 2.79-.01 Tx XA 7,81 8.18-.02
Mesab .24e 3 Ih -'A NAMt e .24 171h -lh PigPr .06 81/4 +'As RexStore 14 -3/s Acornln 14.72 4.72+ ValTr p 20.2 1 20.21-.07 Monetta 15.92 N.L.+.03
Col. Asc 1.50 20 - Colliln .60 7 V4 1/8 Dycom 4 - % st N 83/4 -'A Rexene 11 1/8 1 22 ORTF 10.37%80-01 UtiIA p 12.26 12.87-04 MITXF t 10.25 10.25-02 AgrMun 9.76 N.L.-02 EstVal p 23.38 23.38-06 CaITA p 10.69 11.14-.01 IrcmA p 6.67 7,00+.Ol CvScA 9.34 9,78-01 WIdTr p 12.02 12,62+.09 Vista Funds:
Advo Inc .10 197/a V4 33V2 28 PacTel 2.18b 7.2 11 5835 30% 30144 301/4 Atlas Funds: Funds t 7.86 7.86 NJTXF t 10.34 10.34 .02 CAHY r 10.06 N.L.-.02 DvGA p 19.76 20.69-.03 Van Kampen Men 4
CE 9 2.72 301/is -11 CBS S .40 64 Colintin .96 101/8 1/8 Dy rsbg .04 57/4 Me ek los/. +;/, Car G 1.22 21 +'As Pilowtex AcornF 12.58 12+58+.07 CaMunA 10.78 11.11 HYSecBt 6.41 6.41 NYTXF t 10.70 1 0.70-03 CTHY r 10.75 N,L02 GvInc p 12.46 12.69 Lexington Grp: Montlamery Fds: CIMA p 10.32 10,75+.04 1 nV 7.78 8.25-01 HIIncAt 10.74 11.25 Ca 11, 32.61 3.31
7 +1/, CCP Ins .08 211/4 1/8 'Am 20 243/a -3/8 4 122 - 5/8 LA Or 3 3A 114 Metrogs n 9 NEurO 1.05e 143/a +114 PmcoA n 1.88 173/4 -1/s ReyRey .40 271/2 1/2 Grn 14.12 N.L. CLdr 11.67 N.L.+.02 Emgo M 8.94 9,49-02 lncGrA p 13.12 138, HiYIdA p 9.16 rp -.24
Advocat n 123/4 BET Plc .27e h + CoIIHI .70 6 1h +1/8 Dyn 4 % 381h SwBell 1.58 3.8 1 5 6633 421/2 41% AdveSt AdVant: MATxB t 7.59 7.59-.02 NatiMu t FIL Mu r 10.65 N.L.-.01 C It 12.18 N.L. IIAPP ol 9.62+.Ol n,px 31.2 1 32.77
Aegon 2.29e 71 Ih+13/8 20 +1h CDI 433A 34%USWst 2.14 5.3 13 3929 401/4 39V4 401/8- Me LCI Int s 247/a 'Ais +'As ReyMt1 1.00 491/4 'As GvtScA 9.85 1015-02 SPP HiInA p 7.11 7.4i 2
Aeroflex 4 BUS 251/8-'A CollnvG .65 93/4 +Ma MetEC pfZ 2.25 251/s-i/s NOFkBc �50 16 Ih P!mCom 112 12 Govt Guard an Funds: Goldfd 5.9 6 N.L.+,1 6 CIO om 13.46 N.L.+.O MaTxII 9.02 9,417-02 InTFA p *60 19,53-0 CrInB 31.09 31.09-.19
CIGNA 3.04 743/4 COIMu MexEqt 3.93e IllAs -1/4 NestFed 107/4 I/b PinWst .90 201/8 -1/9 6 8 95 8 95-01 BEA Funds: StrtInB t 6.74 6.74+.04 - 2
103/4 +1/8 G 2.15 37 'As MexFd .30e 131/2 -Ys oestUt 1.76 211/4 lh PionrEl .26e 201/4 hodes 11,14 1AI t hinc 15.08 N.L. GlobO InvGA p 9.94 10.35-.02 MunIA p 15.04 15,79-01 V1 rx
Gallic s .08 171/4 56a 71/4 -Vs LLC I Int of 1.25 341/2-1/8 ReyMt pf 3.31 475/a -114 NCTXF t 9.99 9.99 .02 GNMA 9.63 NA02 Bond 11+65 NA.+ nt
AetnaC pf 2.37 263/4 Aetna lect: TXEXB t 13.21 13.21-.03 OHTXF t 10.33 10.3302 Collin 9.87 N.L.-Ol 01 Gt ?p 11.96 N.L.+.03 MuniA p 8.75 9.19-.02 nvG1E1V 11.31 11.84
BP Pru 1.45e 17 CIGHi .81 71/4 ECC Int IN R In lEq 17.04 17.04+.20 c A ageur FdS:
ColonPT 1.90 23 +'14 GnNInco 11.48 11.48-04 ParkA 29.33 30.71-05 StSil 3.58 3 .02 Grow 1 17.90 N.L. NTxA p 11.30 11.77-01 NJTXA p 8.77 9+21-.02 MUIB t 15.04 15,04-.01 A Ins 10,57 11.10-02
AetnLf 2.76 57 +1/9 BY: USGrB t 12.22 12.22-.02 PATXF t 10.26 10.26-.02 Hl hl r 11.76 N.L.+.02 Stock 29.78 N.L.-.06 S I Inv 2.58 2.87 04++.1 1 IntSmCa 11+16 N.L.+0 STGvA p 2.28 2.35 MgGvA p 12.33 12.91 PATFA P 1 6.95 17�8002 CO TF 10.23 10.63-02
BRE 2.52 311/8+1/8 CIPSCO 2.00 285/9 +1/4 Coltec 171/4 +I/s EGG .56a 15 I'tism 11 - GlobHi 1,27 1 0 3A HoInt PIZ 2.06 25 LE Ry .45e 31/9 +1/a Mickiby .06 3 34 NoBordr 2.20 221/2 3/a PionFS .Is 107/8 +'As RhnPI .44e 231h +'A AUer Funds: InstE Ix 11.45 N.L.-.04 USGvB t 6.38 6.38-01 StrInc t 7.89 7.89-01 In Mun 9.84 N.L. 7 IND -.03 MgMuA p 15.55 16.20-
YgA p 2773 29.42
AgnIco g .10e 12 FtMD pf 1.97 24 .67e 8 3A Hound 3.00 381/9 1/4 LLN H .363 76'A+1 5A NIPS pfA 3.00 43 +lh PionF ff 2A2 243/4 +1/4 RhP PfA 1.02e 173/9 ? -.01 Harbor Funds: W dEm 10.28 N.I. ShGvBd 9.79 N.L.0 1 USCA p 8.61 8.97-.02 8.72 915-03 05 ST GIB t 7.49 7.49+.Ol FIL Ins 10.29 10.80-.02
-114 BairnCo .35 261/4 -'As +'As HOINICP 16 13 LSB Ind 2.64 44 +1/8 Plonln 1,12e 13 RPR 1.20 431/2 +1/8 I MIbv.E q UtilB t 12.26 12.26-04 VATxF t 10.19 10.19-02 InvGrBc1 9.69 N.L.-Ol
AgRlt n 1.80 15% BRT 35A CKE Rst .08 71/s vjCOIGS 29%+11/8 EK Chor .10e 161/9 -1/9 -1/4 OIncPI 5A-/2 MIcrnTc .20 idCG t 13.81 3,8104 il 1 163/4-3/9 FtMIss SmCap t 24.22 14.22+.O Bond 10.52 N.L.-.02 Liberty Financial: SmCap 15.87 NA-10 T P 8.62 9.05-0 TxFHA p 14.45 15,17-.01 MNInS 10.25 10.76-.02
.20 43A CL&P of 2.32 25% COIHCA 12 431/9 +% EMC ClobM 41/4 1 06 6114 +% MIdAApt 1.7le 253/4 -1/4 NoStPw 2 7 xG 11.36 N.L.-.04 ATLB t 2.98 12.98-.02 Y �A P I MuCaIA 12.28 12,79-.02
A mans .88 is BakrF 1.8le 151/4 CMAC .20 373/4 +3/4 CoIumRT 1.50 183/4 E Syst 1.50 45% FstNtw of 11.510CV4-1-16 ClObNR 7 V4 +3/a HuanP n 57/s 1/4 LSI Lg 5 2 1h-1 1h MWAMR .88 71/4 -'As NorTel .36 377/s -lh Pi erJaf .30 1 151s RhPOv pr 2,03 22 1-16-3-3 2 Alliance Cap A: ro Columbia Funds: Eaton V Traditional: LtdGv 9 52 N.I.-0 2 CapAp 18,41 NA-06 TF Ed InSEMk r 40.85 40.85+02 DvGB t 19�69 19.69-04 P 11 82 12.54-04 MuLtA 6.54 6.67 US CvB t 14�20 1420-02 MNTF 11.99 12.59-.02
akr i?htch n 18 -Ih UF86 N.L.+.11 Balancex 18.37 18.37 Ahmn pfB 2.40 26 B H u .46 203/4 -I/b CIVIL Gp .10 87A -114 ComdiS % T MAWste Ole 33/4 -3/b Nthgat g f Enterp2 1 China p 13.62 14.30+.Ol MunIn r §.97 141-02 Int 24.79 N.L.+.27 US Gov Morgan Grenfell: CIInB t 10.28 10,28+.05 hTxI 8.76 9.20-02 USGvA P 14.19 14:90-:03 Warburg Pincus:
,36 263/4 - E own 2.04 26 FtPhll 2.1 Go 15% +1/8 G obPart 1.43 97/8 +1/8 HubeIA 1.72b 503/4 -'A LTC Prp 1.16 131/4 +1/4 3/4-1-16 P!nyBw 1.20 36 R Alian p 6.07 6,34-03 Fixed InBos p 7.75 8.08 P MuNtA 13.32 13,88-02
Arnim PIC 2.10 204-1/4 Baldor .48 273/4 CMS Eng 84 233/a +'A Comd PfA 219 24% -1/9 EstANG 1.82e 171/4 -1/8 FtRpBc 1 11/s +'A GlobPriv l7e 113/4 -1/8 HubelB 1.72b 533/4 -l/b LTV 151/4-'A MWAtI S 221/9 +'Is NortrpG 1�60 487/a 7/s Pi tstnSvc .20 271/2 I/s Ri eAid .68 241/2 +1/2 Balan p 13.66 141.27-03 Enterp 15.68 N.L.+.07 NJHY r 11.05 N.L.-01 Heartland Fds: Lindner Funds: FxIncm 10.11 10.11-.02 HIMB t 7.10 7.10 A TIE 9.03 9.48-.02 CaPAP
Ahmn pfD 3.00 443/4 +1/4 S 191/s 'A LTV wt 31/4 RIvwdInt +3/8 Gwth 13.01 N.L.+.Ol Grth 27.05 N.L. MunBd 9.79 10.17- 1 IN M A p 1619 16.97-�03 Vance Exchange: 1 3.86 INA-04
Ball .60 34%-IA CNA Fn 751/2-1 Comd PIG 2.19 24% -'Als EastEn 1.40 273/4 F t USA ,12 42 +1/4 GlObTR .50 61h +i/s HudFd wl MidlSk un 2.22 2214-As NWPS 1.70 251/2 1/s PitstnMn .65 183/8 1/8 .Is 19 .02 NYHY r 10.10 N.L.-0 3 USGV p 9.29 N.L.+.Ol Bulw 6.96 6.96+.09 Muni8d 10.65 10.65 0 STOW P 2.28 2.28 TxExA p 8.71 9.14-.02 P -.39 ECth 23.39 N.L.+.12
Ahold .60e 304 - Ind 15,54 N.L.+.34 Muni 11.98 NA02 TradGv 10.65 11.06-.02 PAHY r 10.20 NA-02 PW Mitchell Kidder StrInA 1 6.59 17.46-'Ol
+% BondA p 11.43 11.94 .02 MA p 15.57 16 39-01 ExFd 280.25 280.25
ViAlleen 13-iii+3.16 Ballard t .06e 12% +1/4 CNAI 1.08 93/8 Comeric i.28 271/2 -1/4 EaStUtl 1.54 237/s -1/4 FtUSA pf 1.99 38 +3/4 GIdWF .34 381/4 Hu 34 151/s 'A LaQuinta AO 271A-1 lls MidBk unB 247/9 -1/9 Norwest .84 25% PlacerD .30 243/8 +% ROadmSt 3 GovtA p 7.68 8.02 Value p 24.69 N.L.-.10 Div 25.29 15.29 Morgan Stan Fds: TFInA p 14.76 15.50-03 Vanguard Gro : Grinc x 14.51 N.L.-.02
81/2 +I/s CPC 1.44 541/s-7/h 1.84 43% -1/4 -114 Hu"ll'sp .28 203/o 'A LaZCBOY .68 277/9 +1/4 Value 27.03 N.L. Sped 19.65 N.L.+.03 3 'UP N.L. IntEqu 17.58 N.L.+.21
A rProd .98 521A +7/8 IVEn CmceOp 20 163/4 Estgp 1.80 187/s +'Ais FstUC Gdrich 2,20 44% 9 La MdwPw pf 1.74 221/s-7/b Norwt pf 2.56 253/4 -1/s PlainsP .24 233/8 RbtHIf s 251/2 +1/4 GrInc p 2.29 2.39 Traclin p 7.21 7.57-01 Shtinc 8.9 8 N.L. HighMark Funds: Fund 21.52 21,52+.14 ASaGA 14.95 15.70+.O CIbEA 14.79 15,69+.18 TFHYA 14.02 14.7 2-�04 '03 Admit 9.7
11 TrdTOt p 7,69 8.07+.03 SIntCv 9.40 N.L.-.0 1 lncEo x 12.17 N.L.-.05 LongIfPF 19.0)WIL-07 ASIaCB r 14.77 N.L,+.04 Para on Pt: USGVA p 12.50 13,12-,02 USGvA 12.87 13.48-'02 AdMLT 9.61 N.L.-.01 nstE q 13.72 N.L.+,15
B.ItGE 1.52 23Y8 -1/8 CPI .56 IV*-/a CmITek S 50 22 EastChm 1.60 555/8 -114 FUnRl .40 71/2 -1/8 Gdrch pfD 3.50 491/4 Humana 255/9 -114 b hil n .34e 18 MIdwRE 28a 11-16 Norw pis 3.50 691/4 -3/4 Plantron 2 7 5/a +7/s RbtCeco 23/4 BallardillehitlialSer: Common Sense: TxExA 17,14 17.85-
ArFrt .30 207/9 GthF p 2512 26.34-.24 IntlEq 5.73 5.73+,07 Govt 10.2 5 10.99-.02 Ecl!pE 12 1 nt 11d 9.87 10,34-02 UWA p 1 WaSatCAg 20.02 N.L.+.05
261/2 +Ih ItGE pfB 4.50 58 +1 CRI Liq .89e 5 +1/4 Chic MtI 48 257/e +1/8 EKoclak 1.60 5 3'14 -'A FtVaBlks 1.32 343/4 +1/8 Goodyear .80 363/4 -3/8 HuntMf .38 133/4 LaclCas 1.24 191h 1/8 MidwRes 1.16 14110 +% NovaCg 32 83/4 PlaybyA 81/8 -'As RochG 1.80 2 0 5A InMA p 9.74 10,17-,02 7 .12 12.12 ShtMu 9,84 N.L.O I Hot an 19.08 N.L.-.06 Lord Abt Counsel: Morg Stan Insti: 9.13 9+69-.02 UtilA 13.32 14.02-.02 AdmST 9.88 N.L.-.0
Crwth 14.73 16.10-.02 Emera Is Funds: First Amer Fds C: Uil Funds: USGVt p 4.41 4,46-01 ActCtry 10.75 1 -.01 VstaA p 7.77 8.24 AssetA 14.63 N.L.-.03
A ease 1.88 104 +l/a CRSS .12 91/a-1/h FstFed 15% 1/8 Gotchk 67/8 Huntco .10 201/4 +Ih Lafarge .30 183/4 Mikasa n 171/b +'As ov re 77/s +1/8 PlaybyS 77/a RckCtr .60 61/8 +'As IntIA p 16.33 17,05+.24 Smith ismey 0. 1
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a 1/b Grace 1.40 531/4 -1/2 Hnt .08e 33/s WIWB .16 83/4 -1/8 MIlPr pf .78 3 3/s NvoNdk s l5i 243/8 +7A P ytxPd 8 +1/8 RoCkwl 1.08 39 +1/4 S Yield 9 18 N.I.-Ol GrInc x 14.80 1617-11 Eqnst 11.79 N.L.-.04 -.07
AlrTouch -3/4 BanTex 1 CSF8osIn .72a 73/s CwE prc 1.90 221/4 Echlln .76 381/2 +1/9 Firstar 1.20 29 lh EqIdx 11,44 IN 03 EmgGr p 15.83 N.L.-.02 Lord Abbeft: AsiarEq 18.61 ValGr x 14.42 15.10 VoyA p 12.46 13.22 Convrt 10.89 N.L.+.O Govt 9.00 NAOl
271/4 hjIn MrtgA P 8.33 8,70-01 L I N.L.+.04 -01 ApprB t 11-00 11.00 .05
BncSil pf 2.44 253/a +% CSFBosSt .81 81h CwE prD 2.00 22% -lAs Eckerd 29% 3/s FstbkPR 187/8 1/8 craco .64 241/4 +Ih Hu IN 11-16 LakehdP 2.56 287/8 -1/8 M IllFre .60 553/4 -1/9 Nucor .28 561/4+1114 PiumCrk 1.72 22 -1/4 RkInt pfB 1.35 268 -7 Bond 9.�9 NA-02 Compass COP101: Evergreen Funds: Stock 17.30 N,L.09 ntFd 12.88 N.L.+.27 Affiltd p 1011 11.44-03 EmMkt 12.75 N,L,-09 Parkstone lnst: PUIM311111 Funds 1: EqInc 13.85 N.L.-.03 Tudor r 20.44 N.L.+.04
AlaP pfA 1.90 24% B CSS Inds 17344 +1/4 CwE prF 8.38 92 Ecolab SO 2 4 1,14 Vis FIShrSci .08 293/4 -14 GrhmF1 33/4 HYPTV .55 73/4 LamSes 5'/4 +1/8 Mills p n 1.89 161h -114 NuevEn 193/4 -'A PlyGem 12 1 77/s +1/4 RoclRen 43/4 +1/8 MCAA p 10.07 10,52-.03 Equity 11,41 141-02 EqInc 12.19 12.66 EvrgrnY 13.42 N.L. First Investors: Bond 9 30 N.L-.01 CATxB t 8,25 8.25-02 DvsInB t
A P 1.70 22 +% MINYA p 9.26 9,67-02 10.07 10.46 Rjen p 21.56 N.L.-.02 BdDeb p 8.8i 9.30 Erri 6,94 N.L. 02 FVaIB t 7.52 7.52 Ol ExpIr 45.21 N,L.+.06 WIStCore:
BncBI pill 2.25 24 Ol Fo D G Equity 15.34 NA-06 DvrInB t 11.45 11.45+.04 17.13 N.L.-IO
Al',kA?r'f' nc8i pfC 2.00 213/i, +1A CSX 1.76 78%-'A CWE K 2.43 263/4 +1/8 EdisBr 1.24 1 4 7/s +1h FleetFnc 1.60 323/9 Grai 80 631/4 +1/2 HypT99 .55 67/a LandsE s 171h MinTch .10 321/4 +'A NuvAZ .78 3 1/8 POgOPc1 .12 203/9 +% RoHaas 1.48 59 +I/a 11211punds Invest: FxdIn undY 12'93 N.L.-.04 CloblA P 5,97 6.37+.07 GVScB t 9.34 9.34'A 3.00 41 43/4 -'Als -1/4 Rohr 101/2-1/9 NAGvA p 5.91 6.17+.03 Bond 9.'59 N.L.-.02 Composite Group: tRtnY 17.71 N.L.-.01 GOvtA p 10.75 11.47 1 .88 19.54-.03 CvSc p 2.62 2,77 IntISC 14.74 N.L.+.121 GeOB t 13.72 13,72-.04 01 Prmcf 21.90 N.L. .10 William Blair:
1 B Omer -1/8 EDO 3 I/b I. 'n'�rr 17 -3A. HypTO2 .60 71/8 +'As Lasmo MMM 1.88 5 8'A NvCIQ 1.03a 11 - NMuA p *01 10.45-.02 rOUP: Cllnc p 8.44 8.86+,12 FxdIn c 1 0.09 N.L.-.02 �01 Morg 12.21 N.L.-.01 Midcol
Albnyln .35 cBIIV 1,34e 2 5 1A crs .60 311h +% -1/w FItFnc wt 0 73/4 5 Pohang n .04e 287/8 S Yield 91 8 N.L.-Ol ShInt 10.13 10.52 To Idex Hi Eq 13.85 NA02
-1/o L SmO pf 2.50 2254 1/2 -.02 Wins t 10.74 10.74-
117/9 L3 1 3/8 1/8 PolarInd .60a 481/4 ntlDits 11.56 N.L.+19 GlGrB t 8.84 8,84+.03 Growth
A bemar .20 3/4 +1/8 BncCtrl .65e 103/4 +1/9 CUC Intl 3 8'/8 +% Corri 31 lh +1/8 Edwards .56 22 -3/a FItFn PIC 2.34 26-13-64 CrdCasn 223/4 -3/4 Hyp2OO5 .70 7 at MinnMUT .61 10 NvCMI .74 1 -1/8 RollinE 4119 ST Ma p Bc15tkA p 11.88 12.44-.02 FAM Val 21.09 141. GrolnA p 6.98 7.45--Ol 2GrA p 17 25 18.25-03 TaxFr p 10.8i 11.38-.02 IntlEq 14.38 N.L.+. 5 InCdB t 11.31 11,31 uuan 16.99 NA07 10.35 10.35
Alberto .32 29% -'A BnCPort .34e 133/4 +1/4 CV REI 1.08 81/o 1/8 CpsyC Ole 127/8 +3/8 183BBdF 1.72 201/a -3/s FItMtP .60 201/4 Grnd �f 2.35 265A -1/8 HyprnTR .90a 85/8 ADIr 1�50 1 l'A2 +1/4 MinnPL 2.04 251A, NCMM 1.03 15 Polaroid .60 343/4 -'As Rollins .56 271/2 +114 Equity 11.41 N.L.-.02 FFTW Funds: HighYA p 4.96 5.29+.Ql IDS Group: intGv 9.6 3 N.L.
F eet n .56 23% -1/4 r M 1,09e 253/4 +'As AEqt 3.27e 131/2 -/s MIrRsrt 281/4 1/4 NuvCal .67a 105/o PIcyMg 437/8-1 ROILeaS S .16 121/2 +I/a Benchmark Funds: NW5OAp 15.02 15.73-01 TFCa p 10.2E 10.79-.02 Mutual Series: MI Mun 10.66 N.L, CrInB t 13.73 13.73-04 -.05 STAR 1 3.54 N.L.-,0 2 Income 10.09 10.09-.01
BncOFrn .62e 181/6 -% CWM Mt 1.08 10% 1/8 CompUSA 181/6 -5/9 EKCO .02e 61/4 C ndMe ATeCMA PC 32.79 34.25+-04 USShrt 9.90 9AO IncoA p 3.90 1 4.16 - TF Fi. p 4.75 4.97 Beach 32.97 N.L-Al 02 HiYIdB t 11.61 11,61+.Ol MgMuBt 15+55 15.55
AlCuA .32 261/4 11 lice BluCpA 6.31 6.64 .02 TrIntl 31.32 N.L,+.43 William Penn:
AIbertSn .52 321/4 -1/9 Gnclo pr Age 19 CablWire 49e 187/9 -114 COB01v .76 24 Eksprt pf 2.18 241h +I/o Flemng 1.20 22% -3/a CtAtPc .20 22% NAMS 4,17e I I 7/a -1/9 MIsCa pf 2.47 26% +1/4 NVCPP 1.03a 1 4 7A, Poly 5 4 7/e -5A RougeStl .08 241/2 -114 BondA 19.03 N.L.+.1 0 TxExA p 7.55 7.86-01 FPA Funds: NYTFA p 14.37 5.33-02 BondA 4.7 8 5.03 TFNJ P 5.0( 5.31-01 Discovry 13.29 INL03 SmCap 23.64 N.L.+.08 IncmB t 6�65 6.65+.Ol NYMuB t 16.29 16.29-.03
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Alcan .30 261/9 BcLatn .53 MIssPwPf 1.66 211/4 +1/4 NvCAOl .96a 1 3 7A PC .76 1 57/s +114 Rowan 61/2 +114 GovtB p 7.68 7,68-.01 Capit 22.40 23.96+.11 A P 17.31 8.46-.01 Calik 5.22 5.50-01 TxNY p 10.6:11.20-02 Qualfol 28.58 N.L.-Al Parnsus 34.68 35.94+.05 Munill t 8,74 8.74-02 PrTR8 t 15 58 1558-01 STTsr 1 0.00 N.A.-Ol Winthrop FOCUS:
BcOHQ n .86e 173/4 -114 Cabot 5 .56 367/s -'Aa Compaq S 54% -ih Elan 371/4-1/4 FletOD .92e 237/a +1/4 GNIron 4.00e 441h iCF Int 41/s +1/4 'Lawter .40 1 3'A -114 Ill .48 18 +1/2 NvCSO .98a 143/o -1/8 Portec 1.56t 14 +7/. RoweF s .08 4 IA +1A. EqldxA 1 1.49 N.I.-.04 Colin Mutual: P rmt 13.88 14.84+.07 UNSi P 9.89 10.55-01 DiscvA 11 38 11.98 ValAp p 10 Q 11.03-.03 Shares 84.84 N,L.-.37 STFP 9.91 N.I.-.0 1 WInAG t 15.32 15.32+.08
Alcatel .53e 181/s +sh GWthB t 21,29 21,29-.21 Benham Grou Pasadena Group: NwOpBt 27.32 27,32-,04 StrInB t 16 67 16'67-.01
-V4 BOsomo n .35e 123/4+'Is CbtOG .16 15% +Y2 CmpCr S 73/4 -114 Elan wt 22 FIghtSf .48 45V4 -1/2 GtWFn 92 18% +'A ICN Ph n 28b 153/a -3/s LearSea n 18 -1/8 MtchIEB .53 175/4 +'As NCTPI .72 127/o +1/4 PortGC 1.20 207/8 +1/4 OyIApI 31/8 P: Govt 10.03 10.45-.01 Federated Fortress: First OMShS: DEIA 7,iB 7.56-02 Lutheran Bro: NCC Funds: GrwthA 16.65 17,62-.02 NYTxB t &7O 8.70-.03 STCor 10.54 N,LOl World Funds:
AcoStd 1.04 721/2 1/8 IntlB t 15.75 15.75+.23 AAG v 9,42 N.L TOtRet 14.26 15.01-.01 AdjRt t 9.48 9.48 Equity 11.57 N.L.-,Ol TXExB t 17 14 17 14-.03 P
AlCoSt of 2.37 821/s -3/4 EqVaIB t 9.21 9.21-02 BroHi 8.63 9.08+.Ol TotAdvI P PaxWIc1 14.22 14.22 TxExB t 8.71 8.71-.02 ITTsr� 9.96 N.L.-Ol NWpTig 10.86 11.43+.06
SWIese s .03e 7 Cadence 261/2 +% CmpAsc .20 593/a -7/9 Elcor 171/2 + F aEC �40 731/4 -Ih GtWFn I 4.38 5SIA, -3A IES 2.10 247/9- Learni .56 191/4 1/0 Mitel 43/4-A; NvFL .99a 151A, PortugI .06e 123/4 -1/6 RBSct pr 2.81 261/4 +Vs MrtJB p 8.34 8,34-.01 CaiFol F P&RGIob 10.10 N.L.+.06 TFHYB t 14.03 14.03-.03 Wrllht Funds:
71/4 FLPW pf 2.00 253/4 1 1 CC Car Mkt Fills: Bond r 9.24 9.33-.01 IrSt Union: TeIGB t 11 71 11:71
AlexBrn .70 39 +% BnSant 6.32e 351h +1h Caldor 213/8 -1/8 CopScl 10 49% -114 ElecAs CtWF PEA 2.07 24% IMC Glob .20e 491/2 -1/8 LeeEnt .88 351/2 1/9 MitsbBk .08e 24/4 +A, NFLQI .95a 141h PostPrp 1,96 295/s 1/4 RBSc PfB 2.80 261/4 MM a t 10.84 N.L. EqSeIA 1049 11.05-.02 Fund 18.07 19.02-.07 10.12 10.12 GNM 9.87 NA-02
AIexAIx .10 235A -1/s cpHaw 1.04 28% +1/9 CalFedl 105/8 Chip sk 12 +3/9 GtChina .Ise 127/b IMCC l0e 16% teg�Mas .44 231/s Intr x 7.87 N.L. LING t 13�2 13 32-02
ElfAquit 1.20e 383V4 -Ih FaProg 2.02 301/8 -'A L Mobil 3,40 92%+2 l/s NICAP .81 13 Potash g 1.44 445/a 1/4 R I Sc PIC 2.37 243/8 +1/s Catlin 9.74 N.L. -01 EqIncF t I 1.50 11.62+.Ol GalY 11.79 N.L.-.02 ExtIA 3§4 4 15 Incom 8.2� 8.67-02 Nations Fund: Phoenix Series: TFInB t 4.77 14.77-041 Smith Barnij C: ITCorp 9.29 N.L.-.011 In IICh 13 73 N.L.+18
CaIFc1 pf 1.94 207/8 +1/8 +1/4 Flower .82 18 -3/8 Glyp INAIn 1.32a 16 -/s :glllat .72 42 Ih MOIBIO Sc PIK 2.13 2 35A -'As Catfl. 10.78 N.L. IntlEq 9.74 9.74+.14 GISI rX B.53 8.62-06 FxInY 9,73 9.73-01 FdInA 4.86 5.12 Muni 8.30 8.74-01 BaITA 10.95 N.L.-.02 Balan 15.41 16.18-.ol USGvB t 112.47 12.47-01 LTTsry 9.44 N.LO Ne rB 101ii 10.11-.Ol
521h +3/4 Bandag .80 571/8 -% Cmptvsn .04 5 +'As ElfOv PfA 2.13 241/2 2.12 25 811s -1/2 NICAP2 .78a 1 21/6 +'As Potitch 1.60 421A +1/4 IRS MCAB p 10.07 10.0703
AIIAmTar 1.20 12'/2 ndq A .80 52% -Ys CalFc!OfB 10.63 102 -1 Comsat �78 18% +3A Elf0v pfB 11�91 223/4 -114 Fluor .60 481/4+I/s GreenT S .38 401/2+1 IPTImb 2.88a 221/4 'A L ih Monrch .20 95/8 1/8 NICAS .82 133/4 PotmEl 1.66 187/9 RYICarb .42e 2 6'A +1/4 Eur8d 11.64 N,L,+.27 LgGrw 10.57 N.L.04 Muninc t 10.52 10.63 USCB r 9.32 9.32-.02 .86 MAS Funds: CIPGTA 11.65 N.L.-.02 CaPAP 18.04 18.94 Ut!18 t 9.09 9.09-03 SIBICh 14.58 NA-02
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SmVal 8.68 N.L.+.02 12.14 12.14 -.0 Yacktmnpx 10.93 N.L.-.08
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L. Bost 1.08 297/8 -1/4 Ca I CnCap PIC 2.38 267/a+'As c int I 7A -'A FrdH pf 2.00 243/4 -1/8 Greiner .30 121/is +7/8 MonPw 1.60 22% -'As NINYP 80 a I 2 1A P Lm 21 +7/9 Ru rm .50 3 +1/8 9.39 Flag Investors: C,thA 18.08 19.03 InqlnTA Grwth 21.13 22.18-.02 Qua lveSt Fds: .01 Prefd 8.73 N.L. 1
AllopAl 1.64 225/9 -'Als Blk iling .6 .10 161/4 rajnIntr .60 d 3 AWU,'.P,C',PCOP C: HlYdA 4 46 4 70 Equ ty 2 l.'5 N.L.06 E cjiA 1 i.38 N.L.-.02 IdxTOtB 9.45 N.LO Zweig Funds:
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&p .20 204 +'A 1/4- Monted 63/8 NINYS .78 1 31/8 'A PraxaIr .32 23% +1/4 Rudick .28a 20 +3/4 Telln p 12.79 13.39-.09 I SI�BTA 9.98 N.L.-.01 Cold 11 28 ii 72+ 25 IdxSTB 9.72 IN . Stra A 12.85 13.60-03
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AlnCap 1.64 171/4 +I/e I 5.60-..01 SmCpVI 1537 N.L.05 StFTA 9.62 NA.-.01 Intl 11.07 11.62+.23 Fund 12.44 13.16-17 -.14 StratC 12.85 12.85-.03
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Allstate .78 283/4 -114 8 9,89-02 HiInA .03 STAR 19.33 N.L.-Ol
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B rsLH1 .60 205/s -1/b Ca sure 121/2 CnP pfH 7.68 90 EngyVen 131/8 1/9 FrkOst 31 1h 114 GteCh 215/is lb Indresc 121/4 +1/9 Litton 357/9 +1/4 Sf1dSC 5 2 4 7A, 3/8 Euro t 12.39 12.39+.13 intincA t 10.95 11.47+.16 Emgth p 9.51 intmuBp iO.26 N.L. .01 RoMup 17.28 18,00-.03 Cwth 25.05 2 5.05-.01
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Alza 211/4-/b III Carlisle .80 363/4 -l/b e �36 17 +'Ais FrMeyer +1 Inchard Funds: GlobUt t 9.91 9.91+.03 Exc x 22211 222.11-1 43
BnkT pfQ 1.72 193/4 111/8 -1/4 En anc 29% -114 Guiclant n 185A -lh n dStI .05e 271/2 -3/4 LockhM n 527/8 -1/8 153/4 PrrvLf pf 2.02 245/8 1/8 lafwy wt 81/7 -1/8 EGG t 24.62 24,62-06 III US GvtA x 7.67 8.03-06 Frntr p 28.36 IN�L.+.O 1 Crwth p 476 476-01 MNYA p 109 11,01-03 CaGrA p 16.26 17.25+,02 P 17.08 18,12+.07 E qInc 5.28 NA. GvtInA 11.97 12.53-'Ol New York Stock Exchange
AmaxG 57/9 +1A CtIAirB Morgan 3.00 61 NvPA 1.06a P ovidn .90 351/8 3/4 Stj EMA p 12,38 13.14-03 Flexinc 4.66 N.L.--Ol FeclSec t 8.94 8.94-02 141.-.02 MSCA p 116 12.45-.02 CvSCA p 10.73 11.24+.Ol 'q P 15.90 16.87-07 CarlislP 5 275A+l% EnIsBu .58 131/4 +'Aa FrdHIyA 05 51/9 +'As Guilford .60 21 Ih +% Input S 2 6'A+1'A Loctite .84 481/s -'Is -114 NvPAP 82a 121/2 PrvLLC pf 2.22 251/4 +1/e rcM p 7.02 7.02+15 HIthSc t 11,39 11.39 Ifty Advisor: 1 C 'r GthC 7 76 7.76 .02 989 advances, 1231 declines
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BanrAer 4 +'As CarItCm 2.00 211/4 +1/4 CntlCip 19% -1/8 E -'/a Fdll? .05 5'Xi +114 nsteel .24 7 3A, +'As LoewG n 2.36 2 5% MorKnd .20j 6 NuvPP 1.08a 1 47/a +1/9 PruRl .36 41/4 +'A StJohn .20 361/2 +1/4 EqIncA p 5.55 5.89-01 P EF dc P 22.84 24.23-.04 Value 9.49 9,49+.02 Ambac .54 40% -Ih 1.00 983/4 Sped p 7.62 N.L.-+02 HiYld px 6.51 6.51 MVAA p 1109 1 .64-.02 GwthA P 19.36 110,01-.08
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AnIgaSt .52 20 +V4 NvPIM .94a 141/s PruRtC 5-16 WIdOr p 1 7.51 N.L.+.12 Indlncpx 11.16 11.16-141 RschA p 1:97 13.76-03 LtdUSA P 1.66 2.0 -.02 p 9.37 9.81-.02 Rushmore Group: InvTrC x 8.35 8.35-.07 Sales: 352,950,000
2'A +'A Is 223/8 +1/8 C rnCp s .30 233/s 3/4 CtlMed 7% +1/2 Enron .80 33 +'Als FMCC pf 1.75 251/s +1/4 H&O Hit 137/s - ntegn pf 3.88 457/s +'As Logicon .32 331/4 -1/8 + StPaul S 1.60 50 -1/2 .41 9,41-01 EqPIA p 6.88 17.72-.03 Franklin Group: intlGr 18.36 19.48+.02
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AAd 95 .24 9% r NvSMM .65a 103/4 PSEG pfZ 2.34 261/4 CIntEq p 9.80 N.L,+.08 Intlid 08 N.L*-'O 1 Most Active: Intercligital Com
AACI 96 .39 8% BarnGp 1.60 44 +1 Ca sPIr 171/4 +Va Cooker ,05e 7% +1/0 EnsExp n 101h +3/8 F RoyT 3 7A Hafslnd .60e 197/8 +1/s IntrCal .75 1 1 5A +1/8 LIL pfO 1.76 221/a +1/4 MunHI .65 8% -'Is SaIMHIF 1.50a 131/4 -1/8 New England Fish E change Auction:Se- TaxE 11.60 12.08 UTBA p iO.39 10.91-01 Calffis p 1 1.91 1144-02 GovB t 8.46 8.46-.01 EmGB t .16 NCh 11 26.61 NA,- 9 InstGv 7.69 7.81-.01 EqInc p 14.22 N.L.-.03 IntMu 11 07 N1-*Ol Sales: 27,779,000
AACI 97 .48 8% Barnett 1.64 451/2 -114 CarPir wd 163/4 COOPCO 2 Enterpy 1.80 207/6 _ FMRP 2.40e 147/, -114 Halbtn 1.00 36% +'A IntCAOl .72 1 0 sh LongDr 1.12 331/s -1/8 MIOT .63 8% NuvSel 1.04 141/4 -I/E Publick 21/is S8IWw 1.43 9 V4 lected species,Marchx3l,1g95 USGvt t 8.68 8.68-02 Ovsea p I 3.21 13.87+.09 CaITF p 7.11 7.43-.01 2i,80 20.80- PcEurG 13.45 13.45+.22 EqIdx p
AAd 98 .51 81/4 +'A arnt pfA 4.50 871/4 +1/4 CartWal .16 12 Cooper 1.32 383/4 +1/9 EntOl .75e 19 Fremont .76 19% -3/s Halwod 31/4 ItcpSe 1.56 1 7 Ih 1/8 LOnFVF .56 171/4 -1/4 MIOT2 .60 81/9 +'A NSTFI .95a 145/9 +'A PR Corn 68 283/is I? 16.40 N.L.1/8 - NSTF12 .91 14 PugetP 1.84 21 +1/8 Salomn .64 337/a -5/8 L s. Price Util 12.78 12.78-.04 ST Fi p 9.29 9.43-01 CO TF p 11.42 11+93-.Ol I Funds: GvMJB t ;.44 6.44-01 Nicholas Applegate: 05 M9dM 8.77 N+L.-*Ol Index: 464.41 -0.60
L 1/8 1 rthA p 14.66 15.55-.03 HIM t 494 41.94-01 EmgGC 12.96-12,96+.03 Value p 19.77 20.59 Smcap p 15.25 N.L.+.03 PrimeEq 14.39 N.I..-.03 Bonds: $3,143,000
AAd 99 .54 81/s +Ma Sarnt PfC 4.00 61 -Ih CascNG .96 137/6 +'A CooprTr .24 2 8'/2 -% Ent011 pr 2.63 241/2 -l/8 FrrttrrCp S .83 22% +3A HancFab .32 101/8 lnlcpIM .78 1 1'Is Ora .60 421h MIOT3 .57 8/4 -'A NSTF 3 .84 3 PugetP pf 1.97 241/4-Ih Salmn pfC 2.37 251/4 les rl b, ValAd t 21.37 21.37-03 StrOfA p 20,22 21.23-08 CTTF p 10.66 11.13-01 IntIA p 27.71 29.40+.22 IntmB t 3.22 8,22+.03 E 11.58 N,L.+.02 Portico Fds Inst: C�eA p 14.75 N.L.-.07 Special 22 69 N L+05
retRs 21%+l CaseCp n .20 25 Coram n .09e 26 +% Ent011 prB 2.46 23%-i/s F Ins S .48 23% -1/8 HanPtGIb 1.05 113/9 +1/s n InsCA .72 121/4 11 ryNG 14% +% MulT .60a 9 S) 1. - WWIn 8.80 8.80+.12 Fidel I Instillut: -05 IF Trust 4.03 -.01 TotRet 25J 6 N:E-�0 2 Emerging Company Marketplace
la Salmn pfD 2.02 231/2 11 C (008. Large . 5 CvtSc: p 11.49 12,03+.02 pas InStit: c�,Grin Bdldx 26.13 N,
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All BarrIckG .10 247/8 +1/4 CashAm .05 7 Cordiant 4% 1/4 La PuItzPb s .54 381h +3A Mullis t 3.57 8,57-01 Inc rC x 13.03 13.03-11
rand 2.00 391/4 lh + Entera 171A +1h FruTrall 31/2 HanPtPfd 1.16 121A +1/8 IntcapIn 1.02 143/0 Land �24 373/.+1114 MuIT2 .63a 91/2 SDIeGs 1.56 203/4 +1/4 WIdW t 15.71 15.71+16 EqPG1 30.57 NA-09 Equity p 6.50 6.8101 Bond 9.43 N.I.-Ol Sects t 1.97 12.97+.Ol NeInvCr 26.48 N.L.-16 -.07 Ste one Funds:
3A Bass .82e 177/o+1/4 CasteCh n 147/8 1/8 NVAPI .78a 13 Pulte .24 231/2 +1/4 1.40 Critic 24.20 N.L. SIT Funds: Sales: 234,300
ABUsnPd .84 26% Coren .24 121/a EnvEle 31/4 1/8 Fruitl. 261/4 +1/4 HanPtDIv .80 83/s -1/4 ntcapins .75 123/8 -'As LaPac .50 27% + MuIT3 .54a 83/4 Nynex 2.36 391/2 1/2 PDIF SJuanB .42e 67/8 TCCor t 12.11 12.11-04 EqPII 16.97 N.L.-.0 3 EqInc p 14.14 14.81 SpGr 35.28 N.L.09 Grwth 12.08 N.L-06
ACapBd 1.54e 181/4 BatlMt 05 11 7/s +1/2 CatalLt 61/4 CoreStF 1.36 32 _1/8 FundAm 7 2 I/Is -'As HanPtDv2 .90 93/4 -1/8 IntIMT 1.02a 143/s +'A8 PL pfA 2.42 257/s MunPrt �85 lis/b .72a 91/4 Sanifil 245/s -3A market 3.0 1.60-2.m TCLat t 7.58 7.58-15 IShICv 9.34 N.L.-.01 FedTF 11.75 12.27-02 IntlEly,10.29 141+15 TotRB t 1.05 13.05-.02 NeInvTr 9.95 NA.+01 Prairie Funds: TxFree 9.70 NA-01 BaMn p 12.06 N.L.-.03
atimt�f 3.25 61s/9+21/4 CatMkt 495/9 +V8 EottEng .85e 147A -1/8 103/4 -1/4 LL IPHICB .85 93/s 'As scrod Janus U d: WECIB t 1.80 14.80+.05 Northern Funds: VIMOM 141�41 N.L.-.04.
AC9pCv 1.44e 193/4 +1/4 1 Corlmon .06e 7 qufx 333/4 +1/4 Furon .24 191/4 HanPtSel 1.24 127/9 IntNYO .72 PL pf 3.16 271/2 MunPrt2 .82 107/s -'Ais PHYM 5 91/2 SAnItRt .80 151/2 +1/4 1.0 TN.1r p 7,96 7.9601 Lt 81 10.40 10.40-.01 L TF p 11.38 11.89-02 Enterpr 23.12 N.L.+.09 WoCrB 11.07 16.07+.06 IntTxEx 10.03 N.L. Eqln I STI Classic:
Bausch .98 353/4 +% Catelus 53/4 Cornin In .72 36 -i/,4 E qtCos .62 FurBish 15-32+1.32 HanBT n .23e 181h -1/4 10MInc .99 131/2 +'Is Lowe$ .18 341/2 +114 .7 Dole Sire Strong Funds:
AC"In .65a 71/4 +i/a E .20 22 MuPIT 72 9 11-16+1-16 OEA .20e 247A PICIT .60 71h SFER 95/8+1/4 Hake 1.1 Grou Fidelity Invest: G Inc p 7.90 8+25+.08 FIxInc 8.91 N.L.-011 Mackenzie Irp: NOrW9St AC111111tage: Crwth I CapGrl px 11.76 12.22-
-1/4 Catelu pf 3.75 477/9 +% 1.36a 125/a +1/8 E qlowa .48 337/a +1/2 Furs pf 3-16-1-32 HanJS 1.26a 147/s -3/s IOMInv 1.08 141/2 +I/ Lubrizol .92 351/4 +1/4 MunIFd .76a 103/4 DEC Md 57/8 + PIGNI .99a 123A Fund 20.08 141-02 Arri �.53 11.17-11 DivEq 23.59 23.59+.Ol Preferred Group: 07 AsiaPc 8.97 8,97+.08
AmEagi n .12 9% -% Baxter 1.05 3 2 V4 q Is 1/8 A4 SFER pf 1.40 187/o -1/8 large 1.62- TrenclAp 12.71:13.56+.Ol AgTF r 11.24 N.L.-.04 ol 14.82 15.�2+.31 Advtg 9.97 N L. STANDARD & POOR'S
-% Caterp S 1.00 551/2 -7/s CO 11 1.31a 117/8 -'As F qtReSc 1.18 277/8 +1/4 HanJ 1.68a 193/4 IOMSec .72 1 0 V8 +'A LL ubys .66 211AI -1/4 + 19.44 20.63+.08 A Mgt 14.06 N.L.-.01 P 16.41 17.18-.04 GrInc x 14,69 141.69-04 Mainstay Finds B: GrBal 18.130 18.80+.02 Growth 14.59 N.L.-.04 .Caporr x 11.75 11.75-09 AstAlc 18.37 N .
AEIPIN 2.40 3 1 V4 ayA�t 1.52 183/a a MuvCAIn .76 111/2 +1/8 OHM Cp 101/0 +1/8 PIGM .96 123/4 As SFER �fA .73 95/6 -1/9 1.65 ValueA p
CP IC1 P 30% +1/8 E qtyRsd 2.12 26 H ndlim .44 103/4 +% Interco S 61/4 +'Is ukens 1.00 301h+I DelcpA p 24.59 26.09+.03 AMgrGr 12.99 N.L.-.03 p 10.82 11.30-01 Value 12.42 N.L.+.Ol InCBT 9.84 9.84-.01
AmExp .901C 347/8 -1/4 Bays s 1.46 24% +1/4 C valrH .12 1 1'/8 +1/s CRyt 1/8 SFeEn r 1.60 175/8 +3/8 medium 1.25 07 NEW YORK (AP) - Standard and
BeacnP n 1.60 197/o CedrFr 2.25 31 i/2 -% CorCip wt 221/8 G&L Rty 1.24 85/0 1/8 HandH .24 16'/2 +3/s IntrIke 21/4 Luria 63/4-Is MFLFd .73 11 -1/4 OMI 51/2 PMHYT 1.32 121/a I/a SFePC s l0b 227/4 -3/s small 1.00 DecInA px 16.61 17.62- AMgrIn 10.72 N.L. nc Mercury 2 14.26 N.L.-.03 CapApB t 2).79 20.79-10 GrEq 2 3.2 2 2 3.2 2+.1 0 Price Funds: CmStk 17.72 N.L.+. Stock indexes for Friday
AExp 96 2.30 447/a +% BearSt .sob 1 8 1h CentEn .80 81/4 +1/8 Corrpro 17 -1/4 Esco 8 +% GATX 1.60 447/8 1/4 Hanna s .54 2 5'A -1/9 IntlCer n 7% -I/b Luxottca .47e 36 -1/4 Muniv2 .84 111/2 -1/9 OSuIvInc1 10 PMMI .76 10 1-16-1-16 SFPGId n 125/s +3/s .09 Balanc 12.65 N.L.+.02 p 2.14 2.23 Twen 418 NA.-.04 ConvB tx 2.62 12.62-.11 MgdFix 26,03 26.03-.01 SunbEqT 9.94 9.94 Discov 1 6.38 141-08 Poor's
AGenCp 1.24 321/4 -% EsprSan s 1.30e 10% GATX pfA 3.87 541h MuvMIIn .79 12 Oakinds 253/4 -1/4 PMIT .69 75/8 Pollock 2.9 nST P 12.01 12.54-01 Ventur 50.58 N.L.+.10 GOvt8 Ix 7.95 7.95-.05 ModBal 17.97 17.97+.Oi Balance 11.66 N.L.-.01 Chg.
Arri .77a 51/4 +'A Bears pfB 1.97 221/2 CntxCn n 12 5A +1/4 CTF .24 13%-1/8 Hanfrd .42 263/4 +1/4 IntAlu 1.00 331/4 +'A Lyclal 333/4-% SFePP 2+80 363/4 +l/s 0.00 DeTRAkx 13.116 i3.96- BluCh 27.24 28.08-.05 p 10.97 11,46-.01 WrIdW 2 4.1 2 N.L.+.I 1 HYIdBB tx 7.71 7.71-.05 SmCoGr 24.09 24.09-.01 BIChIp 3 ValIncT x 11.07 11.07+.02 CovSc 9.99 N.L.-.0 2 High Low close
.12 12.38 N.L.-0 SMCO Funds: Growth 12 43 N.L.-.04
ears pfC 1.90 221h Centex .20 204-1 CntCrd s .32 1 7 1/s 1/8 EspSan pf 2.13 215/9 +1/4 GC Cos 321/4 +1/8 Hanson 1.17e 183/4 IBM 1.00 821/a-114 Lyondl .90 241/4 1/2 MuvNJFd .78 111/4 -1/6 Oakwood .08 2 6 Me PMIIT .62 71/8+1/8 SantF pfA 1.84 195/8 large 1.25 Delaw px 8 16 19.27- CA In 9.87 N.L.-.02 Indust 598.16 590.31 596.69 - 1.3 1
AGIF .96a 61/9-'A I EssxPT n 1.67 157/6 -1/8 GEICO 1.08 5 0 3A +1/4 HarcCn .64 39 '/2 IBM opnf g 1.88 247/8 +'A MuvNYin .79 1 1 Ih +'Aa OasisRsd 1.64 223/4 -'Aa PMOT .96a 123/4 -1/8 P 11 37 11.87-01 JaganFd 9.04 N.L.+.25 TxFrBB tx 9.65 9.65-.06 Nuveen Funds: CapApp 12.85 N.L.-Ol Equit x 14.17 141716 Intl 1*2.11 N.L.+.10 Transpt
8 arS PIZ 2.00 231/4 +Va CenSoWst 1.72 241/4 +1/9 CousPr .96 1 64 :l/. SantF pfB 1.98 21'A -114 .18 CA TF 11.18 N.L.-0 2 1 404.69 397.63 401.36 - 3.33
ACT7 .63 71h+' EstrIne 161/2 +% MuPAIns .75 12 +1/4 OcciPet 1.00 217/9 +1/4 PPrIT .66 71/8-1/8 1.12 p 11:80 12,32-02 Jo n Hancock: TotRtB tx 15.71 15.71-14 CA Ins R 10.26 10.26-04 EqInc 16.98 N.L.-.05 Grwth 18.16 N.'L,+.07 Mun8d 9.62 N.L.-.01 158.38 - 1.13
e GRC Int 1 5% -'Al HarInd 1.02 2 2 sA ntC 5 5AS medium/small S 11.92 12,45-.02 EqIndex 14.26 N.L.-.04 HiYLd Of pty 29.00 N.L.-.04 - 0.20
BBea 72 303/s CHIsC Or 2.62 247/a CoxCm n 16% OcciPt pf 3.00 52 Snt0v pf 2.66 26% DelchA p 6.13 6.44 Canad 16.46 N,L.+.05 Clobt,p 11.83 12.45+,08 ValueStx 11.88 15.88-.01 CA VaIR 10.16 10.16-03 8.41 NA.+.Ol Utilities 159.5i J57.3�
oritge 511/8 -1/4 MBIA 1.24 627/9 'As Europe 12.70 N.L.+.I 5 Into x 17.78 -
AHItPr 2.30 201/4 arn�m EthanAln 207/s -1/9 GTDvMk 45e 81A, H D .16 24 +3/4 inttFam 1 5 +5A MACOM 9 7/s I/, MunCA 90 1127/s -I/b -114 PTFHC 1.Ola 137/8 -I/s Dabs 5.3 2.33 17.78 .26 Finand 46.50 45.91
AHe .66 18 ek r 131/2 +1/4 CHIsIn gf 2.47 26% -1/4 Craig 9 7/s Ethyl .50 101/4-1/0 GT Euro J5e 111/4 -1/8 arly 5 . 1/8 MuCAIns ,14 21h -Ai Oceaner 97/8 +3/8 SntO pfB 2.18 235/9 +1/4 USGvA p 7.77 8.16-02 CapAp 16.06 16.56+.04 MO TF p 11.46 11.99-02 Globs t 11.59 11.59+.08 Mainstay Ist: InMun R 10.40 10.40-04 S Ed 9.46 NA, 46,30 - 0.75
-11/4 Bc Ins .44 29% -1/4 CenHu 2.08 261/4 arman 16 37 +'As n Fav 1.24 123/4 OfceDp s 243/o -1/8 SntOv pfC 2.24 24% small - 1.47 TreasA p 9.06 9,34-011 CpInc r 9.00 N.L.-.02 NITF 11.33 11.83-.02 =P4 183.13 i8i.09 182..37
AH me 3.00 711/4 9 uroFd .96e 111/2 -1/4 GTE 1.88 331/4-1 Harnish .40 28 +'Als IntGame .12 I 3 Ih -I/b MBNA .84 29 +1/4 unic 13.36 N.L.-.02 STMun 9.83 NA- 0
AIndP 1 1h +'A BectOk .82 541/4 -Ih CnILt 4.50 58 C2319 Pr E MuCA2 .88a 1 Grwth p 17.16 18.06-01 Bond 934 9.34 MA InSR 10.10 10.10-03 ForE 1 2.9 3 N.L.+.14 M 01 060 34 + 0.27
.38 5% -1/8 CenLAF 1.46 22 Ve +1/4 C ne .75 303/4 +1/4 EurWtFd 1.90e 67/s -1/4 OTEDE 2.19 251/4 Harris 1.24b 4 7 7A IntMult .80 I 9 7/9 MCIN s .89 181/4 MunFL .88 13'/2 Officmx n 25% -1/8 OMS 57Ai+i/s SntOv pfD 2.00 22 -1/4 Greysole 3.5 TxUSA p 11.92 2,51-.0 1 Contra 32.12 33,11-04 NYIns p 10,89 11�3702 LTGvA p 8.50 8.76 GrE q 114.93 N.L.-.08 MunBd 9.01 9.46-.03 GNM 9.20 NA.-.02 Salomon Bros: Total 25.1 2 N.L.-, 0 98.35 97.15 98
AmIntPr .46 1041/a -1/2 8edfrdPr III .85 133/a O�clen 1.25 201/8 -1/4 QuakrO s 1.14 331A -1/2 SaraLee .68 261/8 -1/2 e - 3.20-3.25 TxPaA p 8.24 8.65-.0 CnvSc 15.98 N.L.-.03 07 500 Stocks
Belden .20 22 +% CeMPW .90 11 -Ve Crwfc1A .58 15% +1/4 EvnWth n .92e 20 +'As OTEDE 2.31 2614 -1/9 Harsco i.48 44 3/o :nttPap 1.68 75 -'A MCNMI pf 2,34 257/9 NYax p 11.54 12.05-.01 Growth 20.15 N.L.-.01 502.22 495.70 500.711 - 11.51
AMedia s 71/9 +3A r f 1 EvgrHIth 12% 0 ioEd 1.50 20 OuakSC .40 133/4 +IA, SaulCntr 1,56 161/2 +1/s Dimensional FCIS: Destl 15.68 -.09 - MATE 11.59 12.14-01 IdxBd li.55 10.55-01 NY InSR 1017 10,17-.04 Inves 14.73 14.73+.02 SUnAlnerica Fds: - 1.51
,54 53/4 of,B.1 6 102 +1 HartHnk .03e 201/8 n lRec .20a 161/2 +114 MOC .08 5 -A, A% 62 .01 MgTEB 11.31 11.31-.01 ldxEq 14.84 14.84-.04 OH VaIR 10.20 10.20-03 Cr&ln 16.52 NA-05 Schrod p 1914 19.24+.17 100 Stocks
8 1/8 CeMP pfA 7.88 84 C IN till OTEF p?cfz lil .99a 13% +1/9 -M-.d um - 2.60-2. NCTF p 11.45 11.96 471.18 464.66 469.67
Amll 251/9 +1 BeeldHern ExceIRI 1.72 19 1 Muln .90a 13 OnEd PIT 7.24 80 -1 Quanex .60 223/4 SavrEl pf 1.66 203/4 - US4Va 10.93 NA-07 DeStIl 26.60 - 15 Ohiol p 11.94 12.47-.02 BaIAsB p 14.53 14.53-02 Close Chg. Yr.AgO
-1/4 8 lAtl 2.80 527/a V4 CtrNws .56 261/8 +% CrayRs 18% +A GabCv n 111/4 HrtfdSt 2.20 43 IntRect 24 -112 MDU 1.60 26%+% a US ml 9.08 N.L.+.02 DvIncB p 4.15 4.15
AMuninc .87a 121/a Bellind .99t 211/4 CnTrnRtI 15/8 CresRE n 1.29e 281h -3A Excelsr 1.19e 151/4 -1/9 Hartmx 53/8 +1/8 IntSpcIty .05 67/a +'A MCR .76 87/8-1/8 Munins .93a 131/s -'Als OhEd pfH 8.20 901A. Quanx pf 1.72 227/e -1/2 S vnFd .54 105/9 small 1.40 DISEq 18,99 NA-02 ORTF P 11.27 11.77-01 RgBkA 22.07 23.23-.02 MultA li.33 11,33-02 Oakmrk 25.08 N.L.-Ol HlYleld 8.03 IN I. Schwab Funds:
AmMuTr 65 10 -l/b 'A ExcRisk .08 16% +'As Gabeill 1,15r 97/a Munhill .93a 133/4 OhEd pfM 1.94 227/o- is QuanRst 105A +% Sbarro s .76 275/8 +1/4 Total 16.8 Jan 24*11 NA,+,81 RgBkB t 21.96 21.96-.02 ValEq 12.60 N.L.+,Ol OakmInt 12,00 N.I.-02 IN Inc 8.6 4 N.A.-011 Govsl 9.71 N.L. USGvB p 8.24 8.24 Value Line
BellSo 2.76 591/2 Vs CVtPS .80 133/4 Crestar 1.60 44 HarvCas .16 1 0 lh +'As IT Corp - 23/8 114 MGF .48 6% 1ivIntI 11,44 1,L,+,12 PA TI p 11,21 10,61-ol 1VAch11 11,11 11,17-.04 Marshall Funds: Ob,rw, 23,12 21,11+13 Intllonl 11,11 11+*23 IntlIx 10,11 11,11+,II TARGET: Geometric 291,02 0.16 284.85
97/o + -IA, SCANA 2.88 41 V. U in 23.47 N.L.+-1 DivGth 13.42 N.L.-.07 AmMuT2 .62 BeloAH .60 58 Cent9k .76 251/4 I/. CrilmiMa .90 73/8 + Exel 1.32 44%+Ih GabCM n 05e 6 7/b +1A HattSe 1.38a 157/a -1/0 IT pf 1.75 157/4 Ih MIN .53 63/4+I/s MUnMIln .87a 133!l; OhP Of 8.04 95 OStVI 1.20a 121/4 New York 0 L PR TF P ii.32 11.82 .01 Sv +'01 IntDis 13.76 INA,+.20 1000 r 13.75 N.I.-OS lnt]Eq 11.84 N.L.+.15 Arithmetic 482.35 0.16 441,14
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AOIF 1.00a 61/s -1/4 Bemis .64 29% Cerldian 333/8 -114 Crm .48 163/4 +3/s ExteCp pr 2.28 2 4 Me -1/8 Galeyl. 121/s -1/2 Hayes .06 201/4 +1/2 n I pbCp .56 373/s +1/4 MFM 70 91/4 MuNJIn .89 1 35/8 1/8 OklaGE 2.66 34114 -1/9 Questar 1.14 30 +1/8 Scherer 501/4+23/9 Fulton Fish Market: Selected species, Fixcl 01.32 N.L. EmrMk r 3.79 14.22-01 A 10.12 10.57-02 SvInvA p 15.47 16.28-05 ValEq 10.99 N.L.-.01 DscVal x 12.58 12,58-04 pan 9.62 INA.+.27 Galan 12.43 INA.-.03 DvMkt p 12.69 13.46-02 Calif. IAP) - The
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APrec .25 81h enefCp 1.72 391/4 -1 3.00 66% +lh 0 a I a1% 1.00 61/8 He-Ro 7/8-1-16 n stBak .50 1411h +'/a MFV .6 5' 1 1/8 MunNY .94a 133/4 OldRep .48 24 SchImb 1.20 595/8 +% March 31,1995 IntVa 10.25 N.L.+.22 E 18.83 N.L. .03 U"Ov P SUSGA p 9.47 9.92-.01 Mass Mutual Inst: EqIndx x 12.89 12.89-.07 JtAm 6.09 INA.-.14 CaITX 10.07 NA,-.01 Forgn p 8.86 9.40+.03 Wilshire Assodatis Equity Index, the
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AmPrUn 1.00 241/a Calo Prip .88 15 MuNY2 .85 121h 'A OldRp pf 2.19 255A +% Price MDBond 10.03 NA-01 CaPGt 19.06 IN L.+.Ol ClbOp p 11.79 12,51+.Ol and
APresid .40 217/s Belief pfg 4.30 521/2 -1/4 Chm In .20 431/4 +1/8 CrOSTIM 1.13e 11 -3A G 15 HIthCP 2.08 295/s -% IntJhn .12 93/4 -1/9 MG -1 1/a MuNY3 .75 12 +1/8 Olin 2.40 54 +1% SchroAsn 101/4 PaCRIM 14.37 N.L.+.09 Eq_ldx 18.44 N.L.-.06 ti 11.38 11.89-.02 MidCap 16.06 N.L.+.04 -.07 NYSE American
Chi tl .20 91/9 CrwnAm 1.40 13 alob of 237/9 Moic 16 4 0 V4 e S perlb. VA IS P SpCEA p 17.10 18.00-.04 COreBd4 10.33 10,33-01 lncEq x 1437 1437-04 market value of I M Nat .sob 163/s +1/4 a 533/9 HIthCr 2.06 2 I 7/9 -1/9 IntstPw 2.08 Olsten .32 3 5'A -114 Schwab s .24 321/4 +7/8 USSmVa 11.88 N.L.+.03 ErcapAp 11.12 N.L.+.I 3 n TF P Devel 31.73 N.L. Grwth p 16.89 i7.92+.Ol AmReCp 35 +112 seneton .50e 17% G nnett 1.36 + MCNIG 3 0'A -I/e MunPA .89a 1 31/4 -1/8 RCM Str .89a 93/4 'I CL F kll Mid Tr: + Spi:EB� 16.91 1611041 IntIEq4 9.17 9.17+.07 incomBd §15 N.L.-.01 N Amer 27.91 N.L.+.07 EmMkIn 9.22 N.L. Incom p 8.90 9.30+06 BergtB % ChfHou 71/2 -1/8 CwnCork 437/. +3A FS, 3/4 HItImg .08 5 Intrtan 7 etT OTC Issues, was $4,920 419 billion Friday,
AREst 77/9+'/a FMC 601/2+1/4 RJR Nab .30 57/6 -1/9 Schwtz aer&COX: RisDv p 5.36 16.08 01 N Asia 7.80 N.L++.03 GNMA 14.07 N.L.-.02 off $12.698 billion or 0.26 percent from
a -1/4 CwnCr .12 17 Ga .48 351h H thMg s 287/8 +1/2 Ionics s 30 +sh MHI GP 63/4 MunOlty .89a 12% Olsten wt 31/2 +'As 101/4 Cod: NYC 4.50 DOdF Europ 20.40 21.03+.31 SgOps 8.18 8.61-.01 Prme4 152.51 152,51+.03 IntT F 10.60 N.L.-01 Smacc P 7.54 8.00+'03
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e 3/8 Chase 1.60 35% 1/2 CwnPac n 19 -1/6 FMC Go! .05 4% +114 G yl Ent .32b 261/4 -3/4 33%+1 lowalIG 1.73 207/9 -1/8 MISchott 63/4 MunOI2 .89a 121/8 + OmegHit 2.36 233/4 iA RJR pfB 2.31 2 3 1/s SciAtl 5 .06 233/8 +114 Ba an 48.24 NA15 Exch 110.16 N.L.-.40 Fremont Funds: S OnA p 6.93 7.26+.Ol SCapV4 10.02 10.02+.06 IntIEq 13 38 IN L+ 26 New Era 21.85 N.L.+.14 Globl 23.82 N.L.+.20 Thursday. A year ago the index was
-Ma I HithSys 8 3/i, % RJR No PfC .60 63/a+1/8 Scotmn .10 181h -1/8 DabS,sea:NYC 8.00SOle,gray:NYC 10.00 Into 11.13 N.L.-.02 Fidel 19.67 N.L.-.03 Worldg +01
ASeiPort 1.13 101/2 B gr 48b 2 V4 FPL Gp 1.76 36% +lh Gemll C 18114 -1/9 +1/4 NMI Cos .20 171/4 Munsng Omncre 20 521/2 Global 13.09 13.09+.03 05 N Horiz 16.21 N.L.+.04 0 14.77 15.67 GSMCO 14.82 N.L.+.I 5 Tom I n Instit:
e r 6 Chase wt 41h V4 Culbro is -1/8 It RLI Cp 60 23% +'A ScottP .80 89 +13/8 Yellowtall: N.Bed 6.25&5.50 Stock 58.69 NA,-.20 Fif 1.75 NA-.02 Fundamental Funds: OTC 14.49 N.L. CrEuGr 12.00 N.L.+.12
AmStd n 204 +1/4 B Mal 22650-250 FabrICtr 181/e -1/9 Genii I 1,83e lcil/a, H Ret 1.36 147/9 -1/s ipalco 2.16 32 MurpO 1.30 431/8 +5/a Omnicm 1.24 543/4 Vs L. TxEX.p 10.45 10.94-.01 VaEq4 10.70 10.70-.02 LgloGr x li.60 1�.6b-'. $4.457.686 billion.
BeerkRty 90 9% Chse PIG 2.63 275/8 -I/s CumEng 1.00 443/4 -114 HCR 311/2 +114 IrlshIn Ile 91/4 MacFrug 143/8 J Hancock TrIMSOM: Mathers 13+89 N.L.-.012 L 12.03 12.03- EMAS p 10 48 10.48-.02
AmStrS s .56 25% -'Is 8 1 11/4 FactStr 1.92 201/2 -'Is Gencrp .60 125A -'A HItcrRty 1.80 19;/4 +1/4 IrvineApt 1.36 155/9 -114 M,ceric 1.60 203/s -1/4 Mu S icLd 93/8 Oneida .48 141/2 iA RMI Ti s 4114 +1/2 ScOtLIq l0e 554 +1/8 New Bedford DrIffUln Funds: ONVA 10.33 N. 02 NYMun p .93 N.L. OyCoVal x SciTec 23,67 N.L.+.Ol Grwin 17.2 0 NA.-.04 0
rr P .40 91/4 CurInc .90 0 CATFA p 9.99 10,49-.01 MentCt 13.02 N+L.+.O . F rEqS 12.�4 12,74+,09
AmSIP 1.50 1 2'A 'A C se pfl 2.71 287/9 -'As CurtWr 1.00 3 7 1/2 +sh FaIrCp 2% +1/4 Genentc 467/8-II/Is MutRIsk .32 277/s+1114 Oneita GAM Funds: ShtBd 4.68 N.L.Ol Incom 12.88 NA.
AMSIP2 1.35 103/4 1/h e t1uy 21% +1/4 Fairc fC 4.25 371/a +Ve H thsrce 475/9 +3/9 somdx 143/4 M deco .66e 231h ONEOK 1.12 1127/8 1/8 ROC Cm 1.56 20 3.16-5-16 1 Scr1TPS .44 321/4 +3/4 Private AUction: Selected species, March C ntrn 13.19 N.L.+.02 CloBd 9.68 N.L.+.1 2 E GB t 27.37 27.37-.04 MentStr i2.93 N.L. LtVol 10.3 4 NA CrwthS 11.10 11.10+.06 1 Cise pfJ 2.27 25% Cycare 217/s +V4 GAInv 1.65e 9 1/0 Healthsth 405A -114 IstMobl .80e 153/4 -1/4 MaderSin .5le 17 -1 Myeri. .22 115/8 8 ROC Fd 105/8 -1/4 Scu NA 5.08e 157/4 -1/8 HIRtn 16.38 N.L.-.05 GloBal 11.69 N.L.+.07 Intl 202.24 212.88+4.91 Gmvinc t 8.88 8.88-.01 MergerFd D 13.67 N,L,+.03 SmCoCr x 17.06 06- SmcaTr 14AB N.L.+.09 Intl Fd 39.72 N.L.+.45 LOCAL STOCKS
AmSIP3 1.27 I 0 s/s +1A 1 3i,1995 S C Val 11.94 141-09 GovtSc 9.46 N.L.-Ol GE Elfun S&S: ThrdAvV 18.26 N.L.
Lbs. Price us: GvSec p 7.55 7,93-02 Meridn 26.09 NA-07 .10 Spec r 11.85 N.L.+.03 IntlBd Thornburg FdS:
OpMG .62 61/9 +1/9 GroCo 29.1 8 N,L.-.08 Income 10.79 10.97-05 SFeCIn 10.56 N.L.+.02 LatAmr r IntMu 12.90 13.37-02
0 SIB pf 3.25 3 6V4 +% 1 3/4 Mylan .20a 313/4 1/4 OpnhCa 2.00a 23 -114 I CISe pfK 2.13 251A +1/8 CypSem 2 77/9-I Ih F ICBI?n 91/8 'A GnData 4 -1/4 HIthtrust 37% +1/4 Italy l7e 73/4 MagmC 173/8 1/a
AWste 11/8 -1/4 B:Hid A i7% +% C F1.mDIr .40 123/4 GenDyn 1.50 47 +1/4 HeclaM 11 lh +'As tel 383/o-1/8 Magic wt 93/8 % 0 Ro Close Change
AmWtr 1.28 29 BethStl 161/9 -114 C-F, ... ."8+1,64 Cyprus .80a 283/s -1/4 Farah 7% GenEl S 1.64 54 -3/4 HeclM pf 3.50 50% +7/9 M Sic pfl) 2.81 631A +1/a OPPMS 94 93/0 -1/8 glNecoless (OOOS) perlb. nd 13.75 N.L.-.03 Grolnc 22.56 23.26-.05 SIS L� 10.81 N.L.Ol HYTF t 9.21 9.21-.0 BaVIA 24.27 25.61 OTP9111helmer Fd: T Inc 9.27 N.L.-.0 MALtTF 11.80 N.L.
HIYId8 6.97 6.97-.01 Merrill LynCh A: TFBd 9.66 N.
OranRk 56 21/4 +114 p 16.45 N.L.-0 5 HlYld 11.82 N.L 0 4 S&S p 36.86 N.L, TxFrH 11.66 N.L.-0 1 183/8
AWat p1rA 1.25 181/4 thSt of 5.00 49 C Ise pfM 2.1 24 51-64-5.64 Cytec 363/a-1/s Faysinc .20 73/4 CnCrth 1.64 201h -1A H ilig .24 217,4, +7/e M DOW JONES AVERAGES P 1 1 - 3/8
1 Ise pfN 43e 215/8+1/4 CzeChF n .10e 113/4 +1/8 e 'gC FfE 3.00 671/b +% OrbEng 2. 3 77/8 -'As No Landings " - MIA Tx 13.33 NA, LtdCv p 12.07 12.38-01
+114 I. F e ders s 71/4 1/8 GnHost .38b .36 197/8 +1/4 M gna g 1.08 381/8 -314 .88 231/4 Ba'Ircd x 14.14 N.L.-Al .06 Kaufl p 3.97 3.97+.Ol CapFA 27.74 29.28-.05 etA p 01 LtMu g 13 22 13.56-.ol AUgat
BthS fg 2.50 25 - a NED 1.32 321h+lk
AmHo I .50c 31/4 ciateauP 1.50 197/8 +1/4 6% +5/8 Heinz 1.44 381h -1/2 &L N D pfU 1 InsMu 11.45 NA-02 TaxEx 11.42 N.L.-.02 12.21 12.95+�02 TxFrSI 5.26 IN , MedTF 10.78 N.L.-Ol BotzL9 1.44 431/4 FederA n Mgntk 143/4 +'As r 1 Cod 2.1 Trusts 34.02 N.L. Kemgver Funds A: Cnslt t 11.26 11,26+.09 CATEA p 10.11 10.61 .03 USTInt 5.08 N.L.-Ol MMB 8.47 NA-01 Trust r Chad Un Bank of Boston 293/4 3/s
AmsInco .75 6% Chaus 33/4 -'he 5% '/8 GnHous �32 13% AN V115�t 1.75 191/4 +1/2 a NCH 1.20a 6 3 3A+1 7/8 0 eStl .56 81/4 +5/0 CaITX 14.2 4 N.L.-01 IntBc1 9.99 141.
evrly 141/2 +1/8 HeleneC .24 321/4 GC Cp 91A OrionCap 343/4 NEW YORK(AP) Final Dow-Jones avgs. All Sizes 1.49-1.61 alInt 13.02 N.L.-Ol Intercvt 9.32 N.L0 OT Global E -.08 A vA 8.26 8.56 CrHiA 7.53 7.84+.02 ChHY p 12.17 12.78 GSP 9.75 9N+,Ol
Amercrd 81/9 +1/4 Gninst s 343/4 +3/4 He 'N CO 1.56 311/s for Friday, mar. 31. C XA 7.25 7.59Ol C nvCA 10.92 11.38-01 Di 35.36 37.52+10 9.61 9.61-.01
-i/a llevrl�Ppf 2.75 57% +5A ChkPt 181/2 +V4 DDL Elc I% FedExp 67% el�rFn pf 2.03 243/4 JHM L 11/9 +% Malan n 1.70 137/s -Vis .80 Tilly: "IT, r VABond 10.59 N.L.-.01 NYTax 10.38 N.L.-Ol MSP
Amerldta 71/4 8 CheIGCA 2.08 257/a +% DPL 1.24 207A +114 FdHmLn 1.20 601h +3/8 GnMill 1,88 59% 3/4 P Rity 1.62 201/4 +'Is M aysa I 9le 171/8 -144 PS + Oryx 125/a+IV2 CorVIv p 26.67 N.L.-.01 IntGr 17.00 N.L.+.2 Amer p .40 20.37+.05 DivI,cA 5.77 6,04+.03 CpITA 10.98 11.09-02 EqIncR p 9.67 10.26 PrimryT 11.19 N.L.+.04 pacopps 15.24 N.L.+.03 BIVth 271/2 1/8
Ic .92 311/4 +1/4 GnMotr .80 44 7A H mp .50 271/0 +1/8 I -.56 333/4 NL Ind 13 IA Osmonic 161h 1A STOCKS Yellowtail 1.0 100-120 DiscpR 18.78 18.78-.06 InvGB 6.95 N.L.-.01 EmMkt 13.60 14,28-06 TweedyGV 11.52 N.L.-.01
FdHLn f 1.98 251h +'As CualC 15.74 NA-04
.10 Her .84 465A -5/8 Jck Princor Funds:
AmerIqTc 31/8 +% iOCft 18 Chemed 2.04 31'A, -1/8 DOE 1.76 327/a +'A Opt .32 91A +1/8 M inckr - GrthA 13.70 14.54-.04 DvCaT P GlobA p 32.55 34.54+.24 20th century:
Ameritch 2.00 411/4 -3/4 Blownt ChmB n k i.76 373/4 -1A. DVI Inc 131/4 +'Is FdHL p?A 1.68 231/4 +1/2 OMOt pfD 1.98 247/s +3/8 culs S c S 191/8 +'A MgdHi 1.123 1 CIA NS Grp 4 OutbdM .40 21 1/8 Open High Low Close Chg 0.0 1.86 Dreyf 12.92 N.L. .03 ja an r 12.38 N1+18 Erri 13,48 13.48-05 HiYIdA 7.75 8.12-00 Euro I 13.74 14.50+.13 Globs t 32.09 32.09+.23 CapAc 21.07 22.12-.07 ST Bond 10.95 141-01 Ballnv 15.75 N.L.-.01 Clean Harbors 33/a Ameron 1.28 34 +1/4 8 FedMo .48 18 -1/2 GMot pfG 2.28 26 -1/4 HeritUS 16 121/4 -1A, NUI 90 151/8+114 OvShib .60 201/2 % 30 Ind 4144.20 4194.00 4100.28 4157.69 &
4 201/4 ChBk PIG 2.74 30'A -IA OVIL 9-32 9 Jakarta .02e 81/s MgdMun .73a 111/2+1-16 -14.87 FIL Int 1 3.1 0 N.L.-Ol La m r 877 9,0419 EurO -.01 FedSCA 9.35 9,74-01 Govt 10.71 11.24-.012 T Citil
0 87/9 GMOt PfO 2.28 26 -As Hrsh I GNM p 14.22 NA-02 LtdMun 9'41 141-01 GlEmC p 16.43 17.43+.17 S Gift 1 Colonial Gas 201/4.24 181A +'/a BIrStl -1/4 Fec1NM 2.72 8 1% 1 1A 1.30 511/6 -'As NYMAGC .40 18 Owen 'As 20 Tm 160-180 CrcAPp 9.59 10,07+.03 InCNA 8 08 8.46
Ametek + ChBk pfH 2.09 247/9 DBenz .48e 445/4 JRiver .60 26 -1/8 M dMun2 73a 11 5.16+1 S .18 13 1636.68 1649.02 1617.11 1635.74-19.33 5.94 6.24+.04 F 19.83 NN.LL.+.0 6
Amoco 2.40 63%+l BlackD .4iO 2 FedPB 1.20 28'h -Ih HewI14 1.60 120% +7/9 I 0.0 2.10 CnCA 1 3.08 N.L.-.02 LOWP r 16.56 17.07+.02 Intl 913 10.22+.18 GIAIA t 12.42 13,11-08 Gold p 12,87 13.66+.26 TE Bd 11.52 12.09-.0 Tx HI 11.57 N -01 Crwth 9.86 . Ol
_3A ChBk Pfi 1.98 243/o +'Als DalSem .03e 183/8 +% CM .52 3 Ph JRvr pfK 3.38 421/2 I? Nab SH n 281/9 +1/9 owensill 1 11/4 1/8 15 Utl 187.06 188.31 185.21 187.65 - 0.06 CrIncB 5.95 5,95+.04 -.01 12.2 -.08 Prudential Funds A: N.LL .02
AMP s .92 36 % BIkH1C? 1.34 221h a 5/9 HeWIP wi 607/8 +3A J Rvr pfl. 3.50 423/4 Manitw 1.00 247/8 -3/4 Blackback 2.2 - GMBd p 14.52 N.L. MI TF 1 MuniA 9 95 10.42 GIHdA 8 12.96+.06 GrthA p 27.75 29.44 1 Value 13.64 HerInv 10.05 N L-03
ChBk PH 2.27 231/2 +I/b D meMr 12 12 +'Als FP fA 2.87 533A + GME fC 3.25 571h 3/9 +114 NACCO .68 541/2 OwenC 36 65 Stk 1385.65 1399.35 1370.50 1388.45 -8,05 0.95 NA-04 Intl p 8.26 8.67+.05 NYTxA 10'62 Ill 2 GrIRA 19.44 20.52-03 HlYdA p 12.92 13.56-01 CAMA p 10.13 10.44-.0 seaflrSt IRA: ComEnergy 407/s 1/4
.58 83/4 a 20 Retine2 liOl 12'.64-.02 HealthA 3.8 1 41.02-01 LTGvA p 10.43 10.81 EqutA p 14.45 15.21-0 ASIA x 13.69 13.6�-
0 74 B k ChBk PIK 1.88 23% +1/8 Da naCp S Fe?F I?y 1.58 211/4 +3A GM Hexcel 5 J Rvr pfO 2.06 231/2 -1/4 la,2e - GNY P 19.39 NA-02 MIN TF 10.68 N.L.-Ol LatAG 13.98 14.68- 3 1 06 IntIEJ 6.73 N.L*+'04
Am PC .10 7 811:1999 .58 8'A a .84 251h .92 41114 lls J ManorCr .09 303/s Nalco .96 335/8 +'Als Oxford .80 1 9/4 -3/8 Indus 34,442,900 1.73 GrInc x 16.50 N.L.-.12 Ma?elln 7244 74.68- SeleC 35.27 NA.+.04
Amphnl 25 .58 7 V2 ChBk pfi. 5.19e 871/2 +Ih D nher S .08 285/9 FeCIS�,nl .50 215/8 +1/4 GnPhys .24 27/8 +'As HILO 81/2 Rvr pfP 1.55 24 +Ih maanpwi Ile 321/9 +/8 Nashua .�72 191/4 +114 Tran 4.859,400 1.68-1.72 9.01 N.L.+.Ol .19 LatAGB 13.86 13.86 .20 SMCPA 5 75 6.10+.02 MnInA 7.87 8.20-.01 MSIGA 22.54 23.92-.03 EqIncA p 13.47 14.18-03 Bich x 17.76 17.76-'10 ultra 20,87 N.L-.06 CIT Industries 1 2 + 3/4
Attire .12 41/2 +1/s BIk2OO1 ChSpk .72 32 Daniel .18 143A 'A Fedr 221/9 -lh CPU 1.80 291/s-1/8 HiShear 41/4 mswy n 2 13-16+5-16 M nuH s 1.18 15% _% NtAust 2 4e 42 +Ih Sole GthOp MkIn r ff23 141-12 Pacif P 11.71 12.29+.03 TechA 10.68 11.33+,Ol MLtdA 9.85 9,95 MSIGC t 22.44 22.44-041 CVtSCA P 9.38 9.38-.01 Security Funds: 9.32 N.L,-.0
Amrep 7 1IkAdv .68 8 1/11 Chevrn s 1.85 48 +3/4 DataGn 73/h FdDS wtC 51/2 GenlRe 1.96 132 -7/8 Hibern .24 73/4 1/8 J -'A NatlCity 1.28 265A -3/8 PEC 261/4+1/4 Ut"S 3,819,500 Lemon nsMu p 17.34 N.L.-Ol MIA TF 11.14 NA-02 dw P 14.46 15.18+.02 TotRtA 9,38 9.95-.01 MNatIA 9.91 10.32-01 NYrxA p i2,19 12.80-03 HIYIdA P 7.89 8.22 Equity 5.53 5.87-01 USCvSh 1 Fleet 323/8 -
sco 13% a FdDS wtD 5% _1/8 JapnEq 1.48e 131/4 Manvi wt 11/4 &blackback mixed 0.6 2.16 wl Value 5.46 N.I.-0
Am k -'A ChIcU 11 +114 Data tp 1 .96 35% -1/2 HlInco .60a 55/o 1 9% -i/a NtlCity pf 4.00 641/s-I'Ai PECO 1.62 251A +114 65 Stk 43,121,800 a Interm 13.73 N.I.-.01 MidCap 1 1.68 N,L.+.Ol CT Global Income: - IntGIbA p 7,93 8,18+.14 Selected Funds: 1
AMSOUth 1.52 31 1h -1/4 llh 1/4 Ferllgs n 1.15e 20%- Gensco 2 sAs -1/0 HIncII .63a 6 J 9 1/3 -A Manvile -1 S UNA P 8.50 8,95 103/4 + 1/2
CA08 86 33/4 CenSignI USGOvA 8.54 8.94 .01 PaCA 20.64 21.78+.23 Op en p 10.66 11.31+.02 -.02
tpf blackb ck - S r?, Vista 11.49 NA,
143/a Ch Nt W 3 4 V4 D fA 15/8 1/8 +JA J P Filch 1.48e Ill/.-Is NatConv 8% PECO pfA 3.80 451/2 - InterEq p 13.41 13.41+.I 6 MtgSc 10,54 N.I.-0 2 GvInA p 8.67 9.10+10 U MtgA 6.87 7.1902 PhnxA 11.92 12.58+.02 AmSh p 14.35 14.35-04 USAA Group:
AmvestF .08e 101h -1/. 8IkFLO8 .86 1 -'A Chile 1.06e 397/8 D .08e 91/2 Ih Al + a rd' anvl pf 2.70 245/a NData S .29 173/s +114 PECO PIC 4.40 52 -1112 large - 2.30 Mas Tx 15.91 N.L.-Ol MunBcl 7.85 N.L.-Ol GovInS 8.67 8.67+,09 Kemper Funds 9: TeChA 4.89 5.16+.Ol A p 4.51 4.73+.Ol Prudential Funds B: Home Port
BIkIT .75 67/8 avWtr Ferro .54 25% -1/s Genesis 311/4 -'A Hilnlll .72a 63/4 lAs JF India .Ise 11 MMAPCO 1.00 55;ii+ % u L 1 StrincB t 4.51 4.51 Sellman Grour
BIk2OO8 .89 14 Flat 181/2-1/s n +.11 AgvGt 19.57 N.L.+.I 0
AmWyAS .64 371/4 -114 Chilgen n .47e 25 +'As DaytHd 1.68 71 Ih-3 CnvStI 113/4 -3/s HiYld .87 75/b JeffPllot 1.92 591/8 +1h Marcus .34 271/a NatEdu 31/4 4.'A PECO PIT 1.99 241/4 small - 2.13 M nBd 2.23 N. .-.0 NY HY 1 1.7 9 N.L.-,03 HlIncA 9.97 10.47-.03 Nich8 t 12.34 12.34 n lerA 11.1 11.72 CA Ed 10 10 N. 02 Amw METALS PRICES DvIncB t 5 77 5�77+.03 WIdIncA 8.23 8.57+.04 StrDivC t 453 453 Sand Co-op 151/4
YJ n .881 104 -% 93/4 +1/4 ChInaFd .6le 121h -'14 Desoto 51/4 Flat Rf 121/4 -1/9 GnRad s lh +l/. HiYcIPI .84 8 -I/b enCrg 7 +'Al MarM of 3.00 403/4 V4 NatFGS 1.58 28 -1A PECO pfZ 2 25 251/4 -114 peewee - 1.50 NJ Int 13.12 N.LOl NY ins 11.19 N.L.-.03 HilncB 9 97 9.97-.02 Grins t 13.'58 13.58-.04 Merrill Lynch 0: Targt p 24.67 26'18-05 AIIOCCB t 11,07 11.07 CapFdA 13.91 14.60-07 Cornst 2 1*.40 N.L.+.06
1 V4 BIkIMT .623 FAEm s .25e 1 1 5/9 -/4 GenuPrt 1.26 397/s +1/4 Highwd n .93e 22 J a at 1 3/4 114 PHH �.28 38 Total 5.9 NJ Mun 12.95 N.L.-.02 NwMkt r 7.93 N.L.-Ol StratA p §.57 10.05+.07 8 t 7.74 7.74 0 AdRB t 9.47 9.47+.Ol TxFrA p 9.55 10.0! . AIIOcSB t 11.35 1.35-01 CmStkA 13.07 13.72-02
An C BIkIOM .79 11%I-'Aa ChInTire .08 93/4 +1/4 DeanFc1 .68 281/4 1 JAIden .44 I 81/2-1 1 3/i IN Golf '58 19 - - I Ba1B t 10.52 10.62-.04 Timet p,14.98 15.89+.02 GNMA 9.78 N.L.-.02 ("B"Indicates bidprice.)
9.57 9.57+.06 SIGOvB t 7.93 7.93 EqutB t 14.43 4,43-03 ComunA 18.98 19.93-01 Cold 8.79 NA.+.19
4 - EqIncB t 13.45 13.45-03
-1/4 PINC 1.40 243/8+1/9 Aluminum - 84.3 cents per lb, London -.01 On t 5.69 5.69+.Ol BaVI8 t 24.00 24.00 8.31 8.82
A GaPw pr 7.72 921/2 +1/2 Hi havn 261h -1/e JohnJn 1.16 591/2 -'h MarkIV .121C 20 i/2 11,09 N.L.-.02: HItCr p 19.21 2C. TOt4B t 9.38 9.38 CaMB t 11.28 11.28 8.26 8.26 1 Grwth 17.27 N. 06 Courtesy of CCB&T Investment Co.
-39-6 BIkMTar .61 97/s +1/9 Chlquta .20 1 2 5A +'Als DWCI .60 77/9-1-16 FIccrSt 231/4 5/1 -1/8 OHam n 131/2 +1/o MarkCtr 1.44 123/4 +I/s WHIT pf 2.13 22% PLC pfM 2.25 2 SCa B TotR A GrowthA 4.75 4.99-02 Gr&Inc 10.79 N.L.-.04
1 /4 FA Kor n .25e 103/4 7/8 Nuveen .64 233/4 +'A Maritrn .08 5 1/2 5114 metal prices Friday. Source:National marine Fisheries Service NYIn p 11.18 N.L.-Ol OTC 25 26 26,04-01 CT Global Theme ("DINT"indicates did not trade.)
A n.6 MrkP .30 4 3 34 +14 B QT .65 7%- .16 ChiYuc n 9% -IA DWDSC .64 403/4 +1/2 Coon Co .50 28 -1/s HIIbRog .56 10 M rMD 1.00 243/4 NtHItI 2.48 251/4 PHP 121/4+1/4 NEW YORK (AP) - Spot nonferrous NwLd r 32.99 N.L.+.15 NwMIII 12.77 13.16-02 StratS HiYld 03 11
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1.60 413/4 'I FAFnc .60 19% 1A G Pw PfR 1�94 241h HomeH 7% '/a PaCCE S 1.96 247/8 Aon pf 0 3.13 531/4 +1/2 BlueChp .66e 65/a Chu b 1.96 79 -Ih DeltaA pf 3.50 531/4 -'A2 Masco .72 27% +% NNatRei .16 291/4 % Lead 42 cents per lb.
Apache .28 271/4 +1/4 FtSkSy 1.45 403/9 1 I Zinc 5445-5497 per lb, delivered.
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Bombay 9'/e U Engy .68 27% +% +21/2 NtWst pf 2.66 257/8 PWPIM .72 .90e 85/0 WStGR pf 2.28 25 +7/1s
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BCelts 5A FstData .12 5 1 7A +V4 137/8 +si KanPip 2.'20 22 axus of 4.00 323/s +% NatnGvO3 .62 71/8 +'Is P na 32 261/9 -lh Silver - $5.293 per troy Oz., NY Comex Sizzler .16 5 3/s SwtCas .82 143/4 +114 S one n 143/4 +1/4 Synovu 3.26e 593/4 3/a ThOmIn .40 1611s +'Is Transco .60a 9
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Existing Building Coverage: 45, 670 S.F. and b field inspection. b- 1792-02.0
-,- Proposed Building Coverage: 5, 000 S.F 1 y Drawing No.:
%IfTotal E�uilding Coverage: 50, 670 S.F. 2.) The proposed grading does not reflect the
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/ h Rev. # Description o' Revision Da!E
! ~v 3 Addeo concrete & granite curbing, walkways, fire lane,
� ---��-�. Existing Contour
• 0 if �• � and revised 8" water main 02- 14- 9.5 ��� Proposed Contour
22��0 4 Added spot elevations, benchmarks; proposed addition; Existing .Spot Grade o
revised drainage and revised proposed grades 02-25- 95
43. 1 Proposed Spot Grade
Revised canopy and adjacent addition based on tield
:� •�,_r� Water Service
i s-'y `' ; T V i location of existing connector; revised adjacent Qark;ng 02--28--y5 WV
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9 �onP ®00 s 6 Revised easterly and northerly pavement line within Eng -ohu- Overhead Utility Line(s)
22 ine House Road; revised drainoge(os built); revised ent-
Fx Ito. _. u --- g Utility ) o 0
Underground Ut'li Lines
_- k t;� ronce building and canopy, added stations to Rte. 28 03 21 9
115�9 9 ca�� -- i� l -g --- Cos pine
et� rry (•:B Fnd. - Raised 'i spot elevations, includingfirst floor elevations Gas Valve ° c
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(8Q 0 1 of easter/ building, found to be ;n error b ' foot. b �`
Pro osed ��0 Utility Pole a '�
Refuse - Remove Pavement -- �d� "l�J The revised sot elevations are shown in Italics.
® Catch Basin 3
St0 Revised the proposed grading on the north and east o
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252 p �� L sides of the easterl buildin to reflect the above `� c o 0
1` ? X 38.8 Sign�� I CB Fnd. Ov `W -� corrections. Concrete Bound (CB)
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11 FF El 51 38.2 �b/ corner. (� Drainage Manhole o o
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lyG,y J De icted the as-built location of the catch basin near a
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8 Update of conditions as built: removed canoe at ` o °
3'.6 ;� -- - _- -o Business Sign
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'�. I oin entrance; remc✓ed curbin rot installed; added .�
FDC Fire 2e t Connection
38.6 I \ canopy at Health club entrance; revised addition to p c o c
14, the south. 0J--09- y °iV Post Indicator Valve ° o
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Meld � .__- , Building � This;his plan is based on the G/S Mapping Project
of the Town of Barnstable, digitizing the Date: 01 -30-95
Existing Conditions Plan dated May 17, 1988, Scale: 1 " = 30'
prepared by BSC Group - Cape Cod Inc. Project No.:
- - Existing Building Coverage: 45, 670 S.F. b- 1792-02.0
, and by field inspection.
Proposed Building Coverage: __5, 000. S.F Llrowing No.:
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Total Building Coverage: 50, 670 S.F. 2.) The proposed grading does not reflect the Sheet No.:
proposed concrete curbing.
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