Staying abreast of technology while balancing traditional library functions will be a major preoccupation for the near future. Bob Brosnan, Acting Director of Community Planning, reviewed the status of the stadium proposal and fielded questions about the county s role. Citing the incomplete and outdated data now available, he was not able to answer the multitude of questions about financing, control, county costs, or how a tightly-budgeted staff could find the time to suddenly immerse itself in this activity. Responding to a question about the cluttered exterior of the thrift shop near 23rd and Hayes Streets, Mr. Brosnan said the county would look into written complaints from citizens. The shop was enjoined in recent years from falsely claiming to be associated with the Salvation Army.
Few communities possess our fluency in sludge.
Its processing has become a local specialty which neighbors discuss as easily as the weather. Even though the elimination of burning sludge resides more in the mind than in the nostril, there is faith that such a day will come. In witness to the fact Jeff Harn, Senior Environmental Planner, and Al Cassel, Chief of the Water Pollution Control Division, will tell us how it s going down at the construction site. This is also a highly active season for proposals of one kind and another, including parking lots, stadiums, budgets, parks and schools. These and other matters will be considered, discussed, and acted upon by the association as the occasion requires.