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SHERMAN COUNTV «MH’R N A lv MORO, OREGON
Work Smarter-Not
Harder Savs Strawn
Z/r O u r Time
AfAßRET/C CAMS.
N A P Y HOUSE A YES A P E
shopp / no w / th mashets
these pays TO & e s u p e
CANS AM MS
t / n p l a t e p steel e n p s .
CAN O P E H E P S CA N ' T KEEP
L 'P S O F N O N-M ASNET/C
METALS F P O M FALLINO
IN T O CONTENTS.
r£ j
SETTER ROAPS.
W e’ve ju st fin ish ed ta lk in g to
m ore th a n 2,000 of you O regon
h o m em ak ers atw u t y o u r la u n d ry
problem s. Y ou've been te llin g us
la u n d ry isn ’t a sim p le
m a tte r
th ese days. W e ag ree— it's really
.» science.
U n fo rtu n a tely , th e re ju st w as­
n't tim e to a n s w e r all of th e
q u e stio n s at th e se la u n d ry clinics
sp o n so red by th e ex ten sio n s e r ­
vice in seven co unties. W e 11
>hare w ith you som e of th e q u e s­
tio n s w hich com e up o v er and
o v er again.
DACRON
U S E O F H /O H - S T P E N S T H
S T E E L P E .N F O P C /N O P O P S
'
SN CON C H E T E HASH W A YS
A L L O T S C O H T 'N U O U S P A V /N O .
E L /M /N A T E S J O /N T S THAT
ppopuce ' p o e s ìe thumps ?
P E P U C E S P C A i ' - F u . . y N O
A N P M A -N T E N A N C E C O S T S .
FRIDAY, MARCH 2«. 1963
'
FAN
SOLAR PRY/NG
2 H ' CON/tUSATCO
C A LM AU E P
UTEtL K U U/'/NU.
AFt
C /tM U K P
$ $ P EC /A LLYC VS/SN EP GALVAH/ZEP STEEL P O O P S O N
FAPM S A P N S COLLECT EPEE H E A T FP C H f THE S U N
TO P P Y 6 P A /N A H P OTHEP CHOPS A N P S A Y E /O TO
¿ O '/ , L O S S WHEN C P O P S A P E F/ELP P P /E P .
AND
COLORED
s h ir ts
get yellow ish. How can
1 g et th em w h ite again?
T h e b rig h te n e rs in m ost d e t­
e rg e n ts w ork b e tte r on co tto n
th a n on D acron an d o th e r poly­
e s te r fibers. T ry one of th e b lu e
all puriHise d e te rg e n ts (not th e
o ish w a hing liq u id s o r pow ders).
T h ese co n tain a d iffe re n t b rig h t-
e n e r w hich is e ffe c tiv e on m a n ­
m ade fiiæ rs.
I h o ro u g h ly d am p en th e s h ir ts
w ith w ate r, th en soak in full
stre n g th lii,’’ i ' d eterg en t for 15
to 20 minut« *■ N ext p u t th em in
’he wash« i <.nd le u 'û d e r in hot
w ater.
NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING
N otice is hereby given to the legal v o te rs of K ent E le m en ta ry
chool d istric t No. 9CJ of
istric t .
Sherm an and W asco C ounties, S tate of O regon, th at a SCHOOL MEETING of the -.aid d v..,-....»«
/ill t>e held at the School H ouse on th e Stii day ot Xpril. l!»03, at s o ’clock p in . for th e p u rp o se of
iscussing the b udget for th e fiscal y ea r begin tiing Ju ly 1, 1963 and e n d in g J u n e 30, 1964 here-
n a fte r set forth
B l’IH iE T — F IS C A L YEAR 1963— 196»
Schedule I
E stim atio n of Tax Levy
a. T otal E stim ate d E x p e n d itu re s
b. T otal R eserved for E x p e n d itu re
in F u tu re Y ears
c. T otal E stim ate d E x p e n d itu re
and R eserve
DEDUCT:
T otal E stim ate d R eceipts anil
A vailable C ash Ifilan c es
A m ount N ecessary to B alance
th e Budget
ADD
. E stim ate d A m ount of T axes T h at
W ill N ot lie Collected D uring the
F iscal Y ear fo r W hich T his
Budget Is Made, Including E s tim ­
ated R ebate on T axes
. T otal E stim a te d T ax L evies for
E n su in g F iscal Y ear
A nalysis of E stim a te d Tux L evies:
(b) A m ount O utside 6% L im itatio n
T otal
All Fund«.
49,474.00
G eneral
Fund
47,430.00
School Lunch
Fund
1,194.00
«50.00
5,836.40
17,787.03
10,651.63
1,194 00
105.00
5,8.36 10
37,523.37
36,7 < 8.37
37,881.72
38,619.07
480 00
124.99
24.49
244.10
873.58
7,050.00
11,449 00
826 22
352.50
843 63
44.00
27.25
20,592.60
16.13
16.13
7,885.00
2,434.17
43 00
10,362.17
2.750.00
697.48
1.050 87
971.89
6,470.24
763 75
658 19
834.70
1 543.63
3.800.27
(or deficit) L ess C ash W o rk in g fo u l
6,1)00.00
10/551 6
TOTA L BUD GET RESO U RCES
16,368.24
genekj
July I, 1663 to .lane 30, 1961
E ST IM A T ED E X I’EN DITUItES
A D M IN ISTR A TIO N
600.00
110 S alaries
600 00
480.00
25.00
120 S u pplies
25.00
10.31
150.00
125.00 141 E lectio n s and P u b licity
141.21
143 I>egal S ervice
10.00
250.00
144 A udit
250.00
190.27
1,023.00
Total .Xdmlnlat ration Expriwei
1,010.00
821.79
INS'I RUCTION
1,28.00
211 P rin c ip a ls
1,250.00
7,320.00
18.6(H) 00
21.3 T ea ch e rs
18,150.00
12,712.58
800.00
214 O th er In stru c tio n S taff
MM) 00
80000
500 00
213.2 S u b stitu te T ea ch e rs
500.00
600.00
220 T each in g S u pplies
600 00
50.57
360 00
226 T extlxjoks
200 00
379.98
227 L ib ra ry Books, Periodical*
250.00
A udiovisual A ids
260.00
240.00
75.00
290 O th e r E x p en se of In stru ctlon
75.00
90.70
22, M5.00
Total Expeux* of li»*>tru«tlon
21,825.00
20 793.92
ATTENDANT E A H E A L T H SEBY K KS
420 S upplied
25.00
25 00
Total Attendance and
Health S ervice 25.00
25.00
P U P IL T R A N SPO R TA TIO N S E R V IC E S
7,785 00
510 S alaries
7,885.00
785.00
2,500.00
520 S u p p lies and R e p airs
2.500.00
J48.31
450.00
552 T ra n s p o rt atio n In su ra n ce
450.00
442.62
666 T ran s, otl ier th a n H om e to S cho ol
50.00
590 O th er
75.00
27.50
T o tal Pupil T'raim p o rtatio n S e rv h c s D) 780.4)0
10,910.60
11 .003 43
(IP E It 4 1 ION OF PLA N T
3,460.00
1)10 S tiluncs
3,450.00
,300 00
600 00
620 Supplies
500.00
447.24
1,500.00
628 F uel for H eat
l.uOOOO
,008 00
900.00
(XÎ0 U tilities c xcept F uel
900.00
954.27
690 O th er
7.02
6,450.06
Totali O p eratio n <>f I’l.int
5 S SO 00
,806.53
M A I N T k \A \< E OK P I.A > T
2,307.43
47,169 22
—
»—
200.00
400 (X)
317.75
910.02
900 00
and S u p p lies
1 .(•> R epiacem ent of E q u ip m e n t
736 C o n tra ete (1 S ervices
700 O th er
lid .tl M .iiiitenauee of P lant
800.00
(XX) (Ml
1,400 <10
IN OREGON
And naturally, the Brewing Industry in Oregon is proud
of the more than one million tax dollars it contributes to
the state of Oregon each year—money that helps support
our schools, our hospitals and our parks. In Oregon, beer
belongs —enjoy it.
be carefu l w hat you put in
d ish w a ter. T he m elam i/ie
can sta n d the hot w ater.
If you d o n ’t know w hat
of p lastic you are d ealin g
.ii
■
the
type
UNITED STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION, INC.
kind
w ith,
« ■ !W
.-fc
I f » - I K » - —* w **!
SPRING IS HERE; SAVE TIME AND MONEY
SALE STARTS AT 12 NOON, SUNDAY MARCH 31
it THE DALLES BRIDGE JUNCTION MACHINERY LOT
.TTEND OUR FIR S1 ANNUAL AUCTION OF USED MACHINERY
Ben Smith in charge of S A L E
i ARGE SELECTION OF RECONDITIONED FARM EQUIPMENT
LOCAL FINANCING AVAILABLE ON ANY ITEM
Over 20 Wneel Tractors—Several With Loaders—
New Batteriy with every Tractor Sold over $400.
8 Crawler Tractois—HGs—MCs—IHC TD 06 & 9s
7 Mowers— 3 Field Choppeis— 3 Swathers—10 Drills
5 Combines—Hillside and Prairie Type Many Other Items
A SALE WORTHY OF YOUR ATTENDANCE
ALL SOLD WITH 50—bO WARRANTY AS TO CONDITION
12 Plows—Sevral Kinds and Makes and Sizes
8 Discs—Several Spring Tooth Many Weeders
19 Balers—New Hollands - John Deeres IHCs—Case
Muller FARM EQUIPMENT
CASE — CALKINS — WADE RAIN
NEW HOLLAND - HARRIS
The D alles............................... Moro
___ ___ £^£**-4
1,414 10
611.98
500 00
247.30
2,5‘i 6 :i8
1,350 1)0
1,350 0()
1,846 36
634.15
300 00
1,800.00
250.00
300 00
2,780.51
2,350 00
1,350 00
6.22
35.00
1,391.22
1,485.00
1,485.00
450.00
17500
175.00
43,682.42
15,041.37
450.00
1,000.00
FIX ED < HAIK.EN
851 R e tire m e n t and SS Ex|N*nse
852 In su ran ce
851 R ental of Land an d llu ild ln g s
856 O ther
T otal Fixed C h arg es
FOOD S E ItY IC E S AND
S ’l l DEN I BODY A( l I t I I IKS
910 S alaries
922 S u p p lies
990 O th er
I'otal E« mm I S ervice» and
S tu d e n t Body AelixItleN
C A P IT A L OUTLAY
1277 K cm udellng
1278 E q u ip m e n t
T o ta l C apital O utlay
EM ERG EN CY
T O T A L G EN . FU N D E X PE N SE
1,8(M) (H)
600.00
300.00'
2,700.00
1,530 00
1,3 10.00
50.00
5O.(M)
1,000 (X)
l",l'»o.no
SCHOOL LUNCH FUND
S chedule
Y
184.87
799.00
.40
984 27
353.03
1.337.30
1,113.20
84.91
24 15
1,222 26
1,222.26
Schedule V ili
Sch ed u le
592.2 <
u rrl of O ntario.
Sen. Y tu rrl expressed n is ideas
on budget cu ttin g . He ?upports
such c u ts in most are as
but
stro n g ly opposed "d rastic o r u n ­
reaso n ab le" slash es In are as of
ed ucation, civil defense o r con­
sid e ra tio n fo r O regon’t aged.
H e ag rees w ith most o th e r leg­
islato rs that "w ith o u t doubt, tax-
From nature's light grain com es sparkling, light beer . . .
Oregon’s traditional beverage of moderation —it’s light,
sparkling, delicious.
15.00
767.35
T h is w eek we talked w ith Sen
isrn i IS A W IIIIAI.
Bus Res.
Fund
1,194.00
B E G IN N IN G N E T C A S H B A L A N C E
S chedule 111
PLASTIC-S are ev e ry w h e re
in k itchen, dining room , all th ru
th e house. But th e re a re lots of
d iffe re n t kinds, w hich gets co n ­
tu sin g som e tim es. Some of them
so ften w ith heat, o th e rs d o n ’t, so
47,430.00
1,103.35
by Robert H. Elaner
IX
at ton and ex iw n d itu res" a re th e
UPHOLST­ a te m in o rity leader A nthony \ t- m ost serious problem s co n fro n t­
ERY is d u rab le and com fortable
b u t go easy on rem oving sp o ts
w ith d ry clean in g fluid. Sponge
lightly.
If th e cleaning fluid
soaks th ro u g h th e fabric co v er­
ing, it will cause b listerin g and
sw elling of th e ru b b er. U reth an e
foam ,uaed in m any e h a irs ami
sofas, is not affected by d ry
cleaning fluid
5,836.10
22.35
RUBBER
Scene
P E R SP IR A T IO N
ODORS
in
a th le tic o u tfits are h ard to get
out. W h at can 1 do?
Soak fo r 30 m inutes in a de­
o d o ra n t such as you w ould use
for d iap ers. T h ere are several
p ro d u c ts of th is ty p e in the su p ­
e rm a rk e t. T hen put th e clothes
in th e w ash er w ith aixiut 11 tim es
th e am o u n t of d eterg en t you us­
ually use. Add hot w ater if fab­
ric w ill stan d it and w ash. If add­
ing th is m uch d eterg en t prtxiuces
too m any suds, try a low su d s­
ing p ro d u ct.
55,310.40
38,649.07
FOAM
W ash w h ite nylons only by
th em selv es, not even w ith w h ite
cottons. D on’t try to sn eak in a
p astel g arm e n t W hite nylon picks
up th e slig h test trace of color.
In ra re cases, colored labels on
g a rm e n ts have released enough
d y e to cause discoloration. Check
to m ake su re th e re are no such
laliels on y o u r nylons. E ith e r
liquid o r pow dered bleaches can
>>e u sed on nylon.
If n y lo n s a re alread y dingy,
y o u can resto re th e
original
w h ite n ess w ith a color rem over.
T h is chem ical is available in lit­
tle packages at d ru g and v ariety
stores.
H igh School
T u itio n Fund
«50.00*
767.35
37,881.72
A
pproved
by
B
u
d
g
et
C
om
m
ittee
C
IN D EBT ED N ESS
A pproved M arch 11, 1963
1. A m ount of bonded in d e b ted n e ss
Signed: P h ilip von B o rstrl
(Include all negotiable in te rest-
S ecretary , B udget C om m ittee
b e a rin g w a rra n ts issued u n d er
Hub L. Martin
NONE
OKS 328.205)
C h airm an , Budget C om m ittee
2. A m ount of w a rra n t in d eb ted n ess
A dopted by D istrict School B oard
on w a rra n ts issued and endorsed
Signed: E llen Justm eii
NONE
"n o t paid fo r w ant oi fu n d s"
D istrict Clerk
NONE
, A m ount of o th e r in d eb ted n ess
II. C. Bardenhagen
. T otal in d eb ted n ess (sum of item s
D istrict School B oard C h airm an
NONE
1, 2, 3)
g en er a l f i nd
E ST IM A T ED R E C E IP T S
.lui> I, 1963 to Ju n e 39, 1964
AND BEG IN N IN G (
S chedule 11
A ctual R eceipts for T w o F iscal Yearn
N ext l’retasi in g C u rre n t School Y ear
E stim ated
Budget
Receipt»
Allow ance
Flncal Year
F iscal Y ear
ITEM
Ensuing
C u rre n t
E nding
E m ling
F iscal 4 ear
FI
mu
I
Year
Ju
n
e
30,
’62
J u n e 30, *01
R E V E N U E FROM IXX'AL SOURCES
11.1 D istric t 'la x received in y e a r levied
24,026.04
19,572.49
96.68
11.2 D istric t 'la x — p iio r Y e a rs Levy
202.40
754.03
11.3
T
a
x
T
u
rn
o
v
e
r,
W
asco
Co.
518.38
14.0 O th er
150.00
615.43
178.15
1.317(H)
11.3 T< a c h e ra g e & W a te r
1,200.00
2,048.40
992.00
REVENI E FROM INTERM EDIATE
SOURCES
650.(H)
21.0 C ounty School F und
560.00
545.74
548.07
22.3
Offset
11.94
22.0 R u ral School D istrict
7,928.88
10,554.89
22.2 P rio r Y ear’s L ev ies ( r u r a l)
353.00
464.09
800.(X)
22.1 B ¿Music R e im b u rsem en t
800.00
800.00
80000
R EV EN U E FROM OR THROUGH
S T A T E SOUIU E
3,716.45
(b) O th er Basic School Fund
3,600.00
3,710.60
4,205.78
71.50
32.0
Com
m
on
(irred
u
cib
le)
school
fund
58.24
67.54
54.16
3!).
T
ra
ile
r
H
ouse
T
ax
O
ffset
45.38
ItM E ll*TS FROM O T H E R
S4 IIOOL D IS T R H 'T S
1,000.00
(b) '1 ra n sp o rta tlo n
4 000.00
4,000.00
4,000 00
10.651.63
T
O
T
A
L
R
E
C
E
IP
T
S
10,368.24
44,861.79
43,135.60
5,213.20
47,348.80
HOW CAN I KEEP WHITE
NYLONS WHITE?
5,836.40
1,125.70
p la y safe and
avoid scouring
¡»»wders, high heat, bleach, clean ­
ing fluids and alcohol
O u r ex ten sio n b u lle tin "C are of
M etals an d K itch en w are" tells
m ore ab o u t clean in g p lasties as
well as p ew ter, b rass and o th e r
m etals
T h e fabric w ill be m ore w rin k ­
led w ith hot w ate r and re q u ite
Mime touch up pressing tills lime,
but y o u ’ll only need to use th is
ureatm ent occasionlly. S h irts can
also be bleached if you wish.
E ST IM A T E D R E C E IP T S AND B E G IN N IN G
225.00
36 F ed era l
163.24
itale
205 00
1,305.00
77 Sale of
735.15
861.00
78 O th er
T o tal Recel]
1,530.00
898.39
1,060.00
B eginning !
125.00
115.04
deficit) 12500
T otal Badgi
1,665.00
I,I9I.(M)
1,013.43
EST IM A T ED EX PEN DI II BES AND R E S E R V E
1,400.00
921 Food
99 04
1,134.00
50 00
922 Supplici
35 00
205.00
935 Replace *nt of E q u ip m en t
25 OO
9*10 O th er
19.48
1.6 11< I
T otal E stim ated E x jie n d itu res
1,191.00
to ta l E x p e n d itu re an d Itewerve
I 6
1 ,1 9 1 .0 0
III« .Il M IIOOL TU ITIO N FUN D
E ST IM A T E D R E C E IIT S AND B E «.I \ M N G < ASH BA LA N CE
106.00
Revem ue from Basic
105.00
106.00
T otal 1Receipts
105.00
106.00
T otal Budget R e so u rc e s
105.00
E s I IM V IED E X P E N D IT U R E S AND R E S E R V E
8 50 no
610.00
High i-(chool T u itio n
610 00
T otal E stim a te d E x |s* n d itu res
850.00
850.00
610.00 T otal E:x p en d itu re and R eserve
US R ESEK 4 E FI Nl)
ES I IM 4 I E l)
I P I S 4ND P.I4.I \ \ 1 \4 . < ASII BALANI E
B<*ginnir ig Net C ash B alance (or deficit) 5,836.40
B udget R esources
5,836.10
S P E N D I T I RKS AND R E S E R V E
R e s e n ed for E x p e n d itu re in F u tu re
5 836.40
T otal E x p e n d itu re and R e s e n e
5,836.40
ing th e 196.3 legislature.
Sen. Y turrl blam es m uch of the
c u rre n t "d ilem m a” on previous
lerislatu ! e - "In post sessions, we
have ba I budget su rp lu sse s ta n g ­
ing up to $35 m illion" lie said.
Diunocrat controlled
"Anil the
le g islatu re in recent y ea rs chose
to sjiend them ."
lie pointed out that in 1957 the
sta te 's budget w as $259 m illion,
"w hich w as sub m itted by th e o u t­
going R epublican governor. Now,
six sh o rt y e a rs later, o u r bud­
get has clim bed to o v er $100
m illion".
T he 18 y e a r old R epublican ex­
plained th at O regon's econom y
"h as not
p ro p o rtio n ate ly
kept
ab reast of sta te ex p e n d itu res.
W hen w e bail su rp lu ses, instead
of reducing rates, w e kep t on
spending.
"Now w e h ave no su rp lu s," he
said. "W e cannot use any m onies
paid by past taxp ay ers. W e’ve
reached th e |x»int w h ere if we
w ish to m a in tain the p rese n t lev­
el of slate se rv ic es, a $400 m illion
b u d g et is not o u t of lin e” .
He com pared per cap ita costs
for sta te services betw een O re­
gon ($225 p er y e a r and
Idaho
$150 p er year).
"W e've com e to the
critical
m om ent of decision," Y tu rrl w a r­
ned, "Shall we m aintain o u r sta te
serv ices and increase taxes? Or
shall we reduce th e level of se r­
vices and r»“^ i n o u r p resen t tax
s tr u c tu re ? ”
He explained that G overnor
H atfield and th e sta te d e p a rtm e n t
of finance since last A pril w o rk ­
ed on th e budget su b m itte d to
th e le g islatu re in D ecem ber. O r­
iginal re q u e sts from the v arious
sta te agencies totalled $496 m il­
lion. “T he gov ern o r and th e d e­
p artm en t of finance scru tin ized
th ese re q u e sts in the sam e w ay
th a t (lie W ays and M eans com ­
m ittee is now doing" he em p h a­
sized. "M uch to th e dism ay of all
agencies, including education, $90
m illion w as trim m ed from those
req u ests, leaving a $405 m illion
b u d g et w hich w ould m a in ta in —
but not im prove sta te services.
"N ow th e W «ys an d M eans
co m m ittee say s it w ill c u t $20
m illion m ore from th e $405 m il­
lion b u d g et,” Y tu rrl added. "If
th ey can do it m ore pow er to
them . It w ould lie w onderful. B ut
I iM’liexe th e y can o nly achieve
(h is by ta k in g the bulk of th a t
820 m illion from ed u c atio n ,” , he
w arn ed
"T h e g o v ern o r feels lie has al­
read y m ade every jiosslble cut
from etlu ca tio n ’s budget, if we
a re to pro v id e o u r y o u n g er peo­
ple w ith (he sam e educational
o p p o rtu n itie s
av ailab le
to o u r
c h ild ren today,” Y tu rrl said.
"G o v ernor H atfield h a s not,
and will not, object to m any of
th e budget c u rta ilm e n ts m ade by
W ays and M eans," Y tu rrl ex p lai­
ned. " I b i s is indicated by th e
fact th a t lie lias alre ad y signed
m any budget c u ttin g bills th is
session. "B u t tiie g o v ern o r will
ed u c atio n 's budget".
o bject to fu rth e r reduction of
"L ikew ise, lie p ro te sts th e cm-
a.->culution o r ab o lish m e n t of the
S tate Civil D efense d e p a rtm e n t.”
Y tu rrl i'lnphaslzed.
"T iie gov ern o r believes O regon
should follow th e natio n al p hil­
osophy on civil d e fe n se ,. and he
w ill fight for it. Sim ply to say
’iiut civil defense did not function
lion sa tisfac to rily o n one occais-
sion is not an ind ictm en t of tiie
p rin cip le of th e system ," lie said
"Civil D efense is m uch like
o b tain in g an in su ran c e ixjlicy ag ­
ainst an event w hich m ay nev er
occur, ” Y tu rrl p o in te d out. "B u t
th e cost of tiie prem ium is m inor,
com pared to the costs involved
it such in su ran c e p ro tectio n w ere
not av ailable."
■Sen. Y tu rrl said th e gov ern o r
an d R epublican leg islato rs also
will o bject to “ u n rea so n ab le” cur-
tuilm enti, in the field of " tre a t­
m ent and co n sid eratio n of the
aged in O regon. T h e y ’ve already
b een toe long ignored.”
He feels tiie problem can be
ban d ied by th e le g isla tu re and
s ta te agencies, w ith o u t tu rn in g
to the federal gov ern m en t.
" A sid e from these th r° e areas,
R ep u b lican s
will fully sup|x>rt
all reasonable red u c tio n s and cu ts
in the b u d g e t” Y tu rrl said.
H e pt ed icts no “d ra stic tax
ch a n g es o r Increases," b u t he is
"fe a rfu l th e le g isla tu re w ill re ­
so rt to so-called one-shot rev e­
n ue m easures,
w hich w ill not
solve the basic problem s a t all.
"O u r tr u e fu n ctio n ,” he said,
"is to c re a te a broad Ixised Income
tax p ro g ram w ith re te n tio n of as
m an y d ed u c tio n s as |M>ssible, and
y e t p ro v id e a b asis so t h a t o u r
fu tu re as well as o u r present-
d a y — p roblem s can be m et".
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