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269173 WMITE - GTV CLERK COURCII ��j��_ /� PINK - FINANCE GITY OF SAINT PAITL 1 � � CANARY - DEPARTMENT � � B y BLUE - MAVOR , F11e NO. . Council Resolution Presented By Referred To Committee: Date Out of Committee By Date RESOLVED, That uppn recommendation of the Mayor and pursuant to Section 10.07.4 of the Charter of the City of Saint Paul, there is hereby transferred the following: From: General Government Accounts Miscellaneous Contingent Reserve-General 09060-536-000 Transfex or contribution to budget fund $4,620.00 To: Urban Corps 09090-219-000 Other Fees $4,620.00 To increase appropriation for Urban Corps Interns. Appro d: Approved: Dir. , Dept. o Finance & Management dget Director � ��ices COU[VCILME[V Requested by Department of: Yeas Nays /� �r �� [n Favor Hozza Hunt Levine � _S�__ Against BY Roedler ' Sylvester Tedesco Adopted by Council: Date JUN 2� �977 Form Approved by ity ttorney Certified Passed by Council Secretary BY � By App o d by IVlayor. Dat `�� 3 �977 Appro d by Mayor for Submiss' to Council By BY PUBLISHED JUN 1 `� t977 _ f � A�TITION THE UND�BI(3HN�D Or TH� OITY OF BAINT P�►UL AR� I�2t FULL BUPPURT OF THE ORI�TBwJT�$8 R$C�NTLY INTROD�IC�D IN OITY COUNCIL, OiITLAYIINa HARIl QOR� POI�O�HY IN OUR CIZ'Y. W� URa� THE OITY OOUNCI�'�- DI�iBERB TO FABB ALL 8IX ORDINANC�6 ANIl FURTH�A RDZU�BT THEIR BpE�DY 1�i�'ORQ.�i[�T �Y TH� 84INT' FYItJL pOLIC� D�PA,RTIETN�. �iJNL� AD�R�88 NAl[� ADR]C88 i`�� C .� c.�.ar '' - / J �� rl.�� O?1 ` � �,,: ,� / � ��; j"%r.•_:�...�:�._.��. � �:.�.. .�,,, r; �� + ..�� y �� r, S-� 4.•. '��A`'� t�� f;� �. �, �.; � � ;�� . _ / ry a G� 1 �� c� r� 10 3 .3z� �..��< ��, /� c� � �� S�� —i,�' �� ; �. , - / / �� . �� / s .� Ta�� _ /U, -�r/��-te� ,-t'.,� . . . ��9�. _ . THT UND�RBI(3HN�D OT TH� OITY "�` B�INT PAiTL AR� ZN 8'ULL BUppURT OF TH� ORI�T3�1T0�8 REC�TTLY INTROIUIC�D IN OITY COUNCIL, OuTLAWINa. HARIl QOR� PORr'OQ�IPHY IN OtdR CIZ'Y. WE �i(}� THT OITY OOUNCI�" Y�i[BEAB TO FA88 AZL BIX ORDIN4NC�8 ANIl FUATH�R RmQU�BT THEIR ��DY �1�'ORQ�i[�T �Y TH� 84INT' F�UL AOLIO� D8�'AAT�LTN�. gJN[� ADR�88 D1Ait� I�DRl�B�! . �� ,3 �� Vt � � -,_ _ �� ;c.� :.�...-�--.�..:_=_ .,yc�.J . �`�y , �� —�c��l.�-a � , , �zt..�,,� � �- ' � � � i � .�„ • ..�f I f� � � �\ � ,� �� x��%v �' 8 . � � ��r� a�� . , � , F � � ,, , . � :: ��:.� r� �... , ` ,,'r' a.. ......�'i �'''+. �;` � f " � ;�,.:L.d-s-�-�c.��.!�';�'c _ , li a�.C.c..-l�nf �-��-- - ! � , Q-�� µ- �-�' � �, ti � � � ��.�� l � � ; �� ,-C,.'?�' , � � x ' " ��SA �� ` �o `�I;,.�,.5 � , , � 0 ' --U ._ � �! tf � � 2�.�... � C��Z �� , ,� �'h� . ,,,�� -� s�o . � - �il/�� so , � / 1,� � � � �, �,� � ��,,;s?� ",� �.7 �,f 1� . ,_. ._..T_ - - — V� �� P�TITION THE UND�RBI(3HNED OF TH� OITY OS BAINT PAUL AR� IN 8'ULL BUPPURT OF THE ORI��TBAlTC�B �t�C�NTLY: INTRODxiC�D IN OITY COUNCIL, OuTLAWINt3 HA�RIl G.OR� POArOt�iA-PHY IN Ot1R CITY. W.� T1RG� THE OITY OOUNCI�'�� [Ti[BERB TO PA88 ALL 8IX ORDIN/1NCE8 ANIl FURTHER RmQTJ�BT THEIR BPEEDY 1�NFORQ�[�NT HY TIi� 84INT' FIWL I�OLIC� D�ARZltEN�. NJIK� 6aUR�88 NAIi� ADRI�88 ,i — . � p�TITION THE UND�RBI(�HN�D OF TH� OITY OS BAINT PAUL AR� IN FULL 9UPI'URT OF THE ORDT�AJ�0�8 REC�'1�TTLY INTRODxIQ�D IN OITY COUNCIL, OuTLAWINa HARIl C.OR� PORrOl�PHY IN OtdR CITY. W.� tIRG� THE (3ITY OOUNCI�'��_� YHIBERB TO PASB II�LL 8IX ORDIN/LNCEB ANIl FURTH�R RD�U�BT THEIR BpE�DY 1�'N�'ORQ�ii�T HY TH� B�INT' �►ITL POLIC�. DEPARTI[TN�. NJN[� eDR�88 NAIL� ADR]�BS ,� e � �'iu a j 1 i`v.. THE UND�RBI(3HN�D OF THE OITY 0�' B�INT PAUL AR� ZN B'ULL BUpp�RT OF TH� ORnTBA,TQ$8 AEC�NTLY INTRODIIQ�D IN OITY COUNCIL, OtITLAWINa HARIl QOR� POR�'0l�APHY IN O�R CITY. N� URa� THE OITY OOUNCI�� lL�'itBERB TO FASB ALL BIX ORDINANCEB ANIl FURTH�R Rh�QU�BT THEIR �PEEDY 1�i�'ORQ�][�T �Y Tii� 84INT' F�►UL pOLIC� D�FARTYTN�. ByAIL� ADiR�88 NAii� A,DR1C@8 ,� - � � / 1�,�.,,� �, i q 7 �. �2� �{�' a,�� 5 � z�8'" ,C�%�Q a�,, '�'�'Z z Q� i -c�t.-��' �i�'1/1it'L- -.t:�� . i�� -O .�n /�� .� �� ,C�' � � �Q. � .�t—t,v2� .��c�y ,. ��..�C� t i. , �� ,, ' � �� ✓'� � : -, ��° �- ��,,�� t � .� �� RECEI1iED .tUN �3�i '� OFFlCE OF ROSALiE L. 6UTI.ER R'�CEIVED �V�' 25 �� 5845 -11th Avenue South �FF� OF Rp$ALIE L. BuT�R Minneapoli� ��`innesota Julp 25 ,1977 � Mrs. Rosalie Butler St. Paul City Council St. -Paul , Minnesota. De�r Mra. Butler : We heartely support yonr efforts to combat pornograi,phy . You ars making a neal contribution to our society in �o doing . Sincerely ypurs, � L:'�(/�'ui.LU._-'-.; �'Y(.i..-vr;.w�:. Florence M. Brennan � C't, ��-_C n /�' , �() --�- �� „/��G�,ti-.c.� �- i�'� � � ��i ; f� �; .;�c�u�% �'._ � , :�� t I�'� ,� ; , �; c��.�:�• `11z��. ��.��, ��.�� . �� ., �= �� —�11 ��.� �,�;,�2,,�i��i�i � t�--u.�� '� , �� t., -�J ,-� J . � f � �e�c� � �� Qe��i�% ✓ �� %`��G� " ' � .. �� ✓ Z �� ` � :��/\��1_,�R�� l;�G��`�� f �� i� / ^� 'v �/�Y� � � _ "'�� /"� /� % G�-�C-il��r,�� ,-- i r �' �'�`-�� - � C-� ,� .�f; ��, �� ' �� RECEIVED �U1.�61�� OFFICE OF R4SALIE L. BUTLER �� , �y� � C�� C�� -�� ,��z�� ' IVED �� ,�� E , JUl 25 � Y//J�z��-�� r�t �� p CE OF ROSALIE L. BU �� ,� i��2�/' `��2%/_' /L� L%��r%. . ,�'�� G� cX/l��i� i" . �G%E7'tir/� ____ /�� /y��A� � ' �i�/G�/�' • /' L%;%� � / -G. � /7`//G� ' a � ./ �- C� �. , ' G� �� G�� L�:�� ✓!��' .��iG� ' c,E%�/ � �2 Z�� ' / �� / /� '�� G��.L/ • , -, � �/L7��'"- �� //�• ��GG� �!/l t� �I/!1/ ' �G . �� i � ,�� G�� Gz¢�� -�-'� � , - G `�,� � � ��%� ? , G�'°� � � , �� -�� , , ;' �i�� G� _ G �� G�i✓ • 'E� � , ; L�^�� , RE�EIVE� �il1. ?51977 5�5 - llth Avenu� South jL�R Mi.nneapolis, Minnesota. , o��E oF Rosnu E �. BU 55417 July 25,1977 Mrs. Rosalie Butl�r St.Paul City Cc►uncil St.Pa.ul �Minnesota . Dear Mrs. Butler s Ye heartely support qour efforts to ccmbat Pornography. You are making a rea.l contribution to our aoeiety in so doing . �incerely yours, n ��„� ��,� ��,�.�:� Gladys �. Brs�nan � � � �t � � �� a�r . p p 0 o O MOTHER OF PERPETUAL HELP, 0 00 0 00 o PRAY FOR US. i O� °o \ sY Mf / o:., �:� Our Mother of Perpetual Help is the bountiful . '� dispenser of all the gifts God grants to us miserable 9 sinners. Our Blessed Mother assists us in our spiritual �� ° & physical needs & when we meet distress, discour- • ��• ��«� agement & trihulation, we must never allow life's problems to weigh us down, but turn to Our Mother of , Perpetual Help! She will ask Jesus to strengthen us. •.o�c.:��aa:�.:+�:.�.}�;_a�:.�•.aa .v�t::� � �as a�: � :� :a�o''�':.:'ra`.,,�` irMI.1 JULY 24 Saint John Vianney Church � 789 - 17th Ave. No. 1:30 - 2:30 near Thompson So. Sa�nt Panl �cncDittion of tfjc �lcggca �iaaamnft' J U LY 31 Saint James Church View & Juno Streets 2:3� - 3:3� near Randolph Ave. St. Pavl, Minnesota � EXPOSITION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT HOLY HOUR OF REPARATION � _ _ �♦ _ A V G V ST 7 Saint Bernard Church 2:30 - 3:30 � 197 Geranium Ave. w. T�vo blocks W. of Rice St. �eneDiction of tfje �leggeD �bacrament —----- � AUGUST 14 Assumption Church W. 9th & Ezchange Streets 2:3 0 - �:3 0 Downtown Saint Paul, �. 197? F �� , . , Skeptical rie -'ournalist convinced .�� ---- 'V I/ee in Vir in ' causes stir � p g g By T�REV.ELMO ROMAGOSA It was then I recalled moments of earlier (NCNewsService) skeptiasm which arose when Fr. Breault (Editor's note: Father Romagosa Is carried the Pilgrim Virgin statue to the ezecntive editor of t6e Cladon Herald, the Clarion for photographs to be made for use in newspaper of the New Orleans arc6diocese. last week's paper. While the photos were �'►'� � ,� The followinig is a copyrig6t story provided being made, Fr. Breault happened to men- ��k�4��``'� by NC News Service.) tion that he had seen the statue weep 12 + .��. NEW ORLEANS—A voice over the phone times. This created m�e than a stir of ,�'` � said: "Father,you told me to let you know if wonderment in aIl of us who were present. �� the Pilgrim Virgin statue would weep.Well, The unbeliever in me said that maybe this it is weeping now." was all a hoaa. Maybe the statue weeps 1be time was.9:15 p.m.lbe date was July because of a hidden supply of water in the I�^ ..the voice was that of We Rev. Joseph crown sitting on �e statue's head. So I , Breanit, MAP, custodian of the Fatima removed the crown and saw that it was held PIIgrim Virgin statue which was venerated in place by a metal pin inserted into an in a nun�ber of churches in t6is area between opening in the top of the statue's head. July 6 aml ls. F�.Breault said the statue was one of two tr'' ,,_ I hastily got my camera and lights,phoned in eaistence carved out of cedar woud at �� Aarion Heraldeditor Hal Ledet to rnme with Fatima under the guidance of Sist��r Lucy, � his c�tnera equipment as well and rushed to the only visionary still alive of the t�t�r�e who "� see for myself whether the statue was really saw the Virgin in Fatima in 1917. t'hE other weeping. statue, Fr. Breault said, is now on secret It was 9:10 p.m. when Fr. Breault first pilgrimage behind the Iron Curtain. noticed moisture welling up in the statue's 'l�esday monling, I agaln thoug6t of the eyes. I joined him about 9:30 p.m. and saw possibility of some mechanlcal an�angement for myself that some liquid had ga�ered in the eyes. whereby water could be introduced into t6e ....��- Ledet and I shot photos in black and white area of the eyes through the opening at the ��`' and in color. We were hardly f�ished when top of the head.So I removed I:be crown aad ,'�I � « �e eyes seemed suddenly to begin drying ascertained that it was dry thronghout.Next :� out.�.Breault invited me to touch the still- I inserted into the opening a piece of wire wet eyes wi�my finger and upon so doing a around which I had wrapped suft tissue Above and bebw are pictures of an examina- dropletof the fluid clung to the tip of my little paper, Wlnking that if someone had coo- tion of the top of the"weeping viryin"statue finger. It was ckarly visible to all. Wved a way to nm water to the eyes thrnugh to determine its authenticity. The above Wit61n a few minutes,t6e eyes were totally Wis opening,I would discover it by t6e tissue Photo was taken j ust betore water was eye- dry.Fr.Breault told us this was t6e 13th tlme absorbing the water.Bat when I removed t6e dropped into the top opening to investigaTe he 6�1 wimessed this henomenon.On Jul 2 tissue-wra wire,it was as dry as a chip Whether fluid could reach the eyes through P Y P� the opening for the crown. The photo bebw the same thing occurred on Long Island at thoug6 liquid was stW visible in the eyes.� shows drops of water stopped in mid-air by We residence of Mrs. Valerie Noble, a FY�.Breault consented to one 5na1 skeptic s ihe camera and another drop falling from the moWer and housewife who acts as secretary test.Using an eye-dropper I proceeded to put openin9, after the statue was inverted to for scheduling the Pilgrim Statne's visits lu water into the opening at the top of the head, draie the eye-dropped water. Photos are t972 t6e United States. reasoning that if there were any channel ropyriyht by Fr. Elmo Romagosa.) It was about 10 p.m. when Hal and I bade between this and the eyes this would cer- Father Bresult good night.My farewell word tainly eapose it.But before eye-dropping the was that should the statue weep again,please water,i noticed and observed to all present phone me right away. that the statue's eyes had completely dried The following morning, the phone rang out.They were totally devoid of fluid when I about 6:15 with word that the statue had been eye-dropped the water into the opening: � � � : weeping since four o'clock.And,rnuld I come Nothing happe�►ed. The eyes remauied �; � out to take some more photos? I apologized ? ` p saying I could not make it because I was perfectly dry.In fact they were drier than at scheduled to offer the 6:30 a.m. Mass. any of the �ree times I had seen and � '�', At 7 a.m.the phone rang again statir►g that photographed the statue at close range. �' �e statue was still weeping. Once more I We then knelt and prayed a decade of the ga�ered my camera and lights and upon my Rosary in honor of Our Lady of Fatima.We • arrival at 7:30 a.m., I saw an abundance of asked God to help us to understand the fluid in the statue's eyes and a large drop of ineaning of what we had witnessed. liquid at the tip of the statue's nose. After about ten minutes had gone by, t6e As I proceeded to s600t the pietures, I water did not disappear from the opening, clearly saw movement oi the flutd as it oozed and above all,the eyes remained completely fort6 u�ler the lower eyelld. dry.F}.Bresult then inverted the statue and I have seen the power of the �e drops of water whieh I had poured in were Rosar ra ed with f i and trust emptied out of t6e opening. Y P Y �.�3. Every last skeptic's doubt was dispelled by and I say to you all: "Pray the �at time.As I packed my camera gear and Rosary again and again. Your faith prepared to leave,FY.Breault shid: "Father, will not go unrewarded." ihe Virgin has a message for the world,but so Arzic Lucija, fiew want to listen." Split, Yugoslavia � t�' � �� g � � .� Mt >_., , " �z�s�a��.��►.�� ,. �,w,�� •..+.. .. . � • � 0 � � , � � � ti.'�� ,� . / . r,�.: s�'+F i &r" , $�.; �°� � _,. � �7'r ,.::'��_ �,: � �. �W #-, •"C�, . � t " � l�4. l�` 4y"�� ,. x- °� � , �x� {� '"`�,: � '� t � �► a,, �P +! J , . � � � �� d� a�.� ��V< . _ � ., � '�� -�:. �� ,:'°. � ��;` � � o . � �, � ,� . �, `� o �� Porno Magazines Char ed With !�Vicious 9 Attacks" On Religion NEW ORLEANS (RNS) — Ocganized religlon and ethnic g�oups have become the targets of The Clarion Herald's writer "vicious attacks" in slick noted that"the vety sophistication pornographic magazines, of these three big sellers, it has according to the Clarion Heratd, been said,has laid the�onndwork newsweekly of the New Orleaas for making this type of mockery Mchdiocese. acceptable to the public." "Adult" magazines have gone Penthouse.Nigh Society,Knave. far beyond sex and nudity and have and Genesis were among the now added "to their collection of publications which appear sick themes the direct, indirect, "content with selling sex at the and obscene attacks on Christ,His present time without indulging in Virgin Mother,Pope Paul VI,"the direct attacks on religia� and Herald said in a series of articles. race," the newspaper reported. Ethnic groups were also found to "This type of trash has got to be popular targets of the "porno" have an eftect on people,"said Dan media. Vincent, executive dir�ctor of The series, written by George Total Community Action, which Gurtner,descr�bed the widespread has succeeded in its campaign to "mockery" of religion and ethnic curtail music glorifying drugs, groups in porno magazines and violence, and prostitution from examined its possible effects in black radio stations. inflaming racial and religious He said "black people grow up prejudices and hatreds. having to fight so many myths What happens "to the about themselves they finally impressionable youngster who can begin wondering whether or not walk into some outlets and pick up some o( these things are really a copy of a magazine that true." describes `Jesus Christ, super "The really horrible part about it warmnnger?'" is that this stuff really dcesdt Gurtner said the pronographic affect just blacks,or just Catholics assault on religious themes was or Jews,or the people at whom the especially noticeable during the particular jokes are aimed," holiday season, with the pornos Vincent said."It affects everybody aiving"a warped new twist to the in the community." Reep Christ in Christmas' He told the Clarion Herald, "It's theme." a community issue where Among the sacrilegjous cartoons everybody pays the price. If 49 Gurtner described were these: percent of the population is "God the Father casting men constantly bombarded with through use of a mold and propaganda saying they're no exclaiming `Rats, burned another good, or they're sex maniacs, or one!' when a black male is they're thieves, then the other 51 created." percent of the population is going "A photograph of a male to pay the price in terms of depicting Christ and wearing a increased crime and violence, crown of thorns. He said: 'Coke increased taxes for courts, police, hits the nail right on the head! An and prisons, when the 49 percent ice-cold coke makes my cross a react." litde easier to bear. . .Drink this, Ivor Trapolin, a New Orleans in remembrance of ine'." attorney and local leader of Gurtner said the Herald series Morality in Media,said,"Tf you're did not attempt to focus on the going to make jokes of people's question of nudity and explicit sex, ethnic backgrounds and of their but rather probe the question of religious beliefs,it's going to have why religious and ethnic groups an etfect." are "more and more becoming "We're having A marked targets of unrestrained attacks." decrease of the participOtion � He said the Herald's research people in organized reliQion," he involved the study of magazines said,"but what do you expect whYq readily available in stores open to propaganda mocking religion it all people and on newsstands. sold over the counter in stores all Materials in adult bookstores were over the city?" not examined. A.I. Botnick,executive director The magazines studied wpre of the Jewish Mti-Defamation rated in order of "cruelgr 8fld League said, "I'm sure a right- brutality of their attacks on et�11fIC3 thinking person would have no and organized religion," the problem with this. He sees it for Hera(d said. what it is, puts it down and walks Of the magazines surveyed, away. . . ." those most offensive were found to "But there are vast numbers of be: Hustler, Cheri, Game, and people who walk the streets of our National Lampoon. country who haven't made a "Playboy, Viva, and Playgirl, decision as to whether Jews are the latter two directed to female bad, or blacks are good, or how purchasers of sexually explicit they feel about Catholics,"Botnick material, are joining the `put said."All they need is to have one down' of religion." thing tip them." 7f► �- ► � • �-- _ _�/O ��!'If �`�Yc°'� ��ii! �elli�v �1�4r� care ° � � __ _ v� _ 'p a�l'�� . �.� - --_ -- --- -r�I�7'�.��,��s ,� s��.s _P��'�,��1 by_�,��e��_. _ ------ - - _ _ ,_ Q_r r�,�ft �_�lR�wc��1�vM L' /os,l.� _ af l,,�'J��gu�,- �ov�s _ _ _ a,�- l�'QO.,- _ . � J � _ - - �_�'%,�'¢_�kS� D�r�arS_ Ne� 7�a_ �?Rv� /rAr��+ea�_ _ _ _ _ _ M � '�f � _ _ _ _//'/4'S,�iEf�lSe3 ,�.- i7'li4,$kr_�s_,_ /�e A-J'�e,Sj`_�__�%�'�"'�' _ _ _ _ _ __ _ .-�r` //J�`,a ��"/,QaS_te 1�-- /�' ��d c_LNGS°_�r __i/: _ . 4 - _. _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ . � _ - - _ _ _ _ ,�� l�i9��t/- �G l��" _ _ D� /1 A�r u� C�,B�cs /yj_/y�'�Y�'��_ '�''a�'+'� _ _ __ _ _ __ PL�-c.s,� �1 SG�� l�'�Ca�io�ic bev�r�r y_e3_ ._ � �,: _ V - - __ _ :, _ _ __ _ _ _ - _ _ _ _ . _ �-'�iv .SE'//�I! _ _ D �_�c.c_� ��r��,9��S �r�1+� /Ya�t ' _ _ _ __ __ � _ �L_Ca�L-��- Scv�v.�N� _p��s J9�'¢ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ __- - . ,_. __ ✓ : _ � _ . • � . _ ___ _ _ __ ._ . - - - - _ _ _ - _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ ,=_ _ _ _ _ ._ _ _ _ _ _ �� . _ _ _. _ _ _ _ _ . __ . .lr y` � • _ _ __ _ _ - - __ _ ---- -- - _ _ _ _ . _ ' - - � --__ _ _ __ _ _..__ ��_�" _ ___ _. _ _ _ - - -- - - __ _ � -- _ - -- - ' _ _ _ _ _ __ _ ._. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ - _. _ _ � �z.`, -- ---- -- -- ---- - --- - -- - - _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _--_ --- _ __. -- -� -` �1 - �i,�� ,��-- -- � ,� . _ �- . 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