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“Semplicemente, mi considero fuori dalla circolazione”. Bob Dylan: l’intervista delle interviste

Ragazzi, ci sono riuscita: ho incontrato Bob Dylan! Sì, proprio lui, quel Bob Dylan lì. Perché, tu quanti Bob Dylan conosci?!? Ma lo sai che non è vero quel che dicono, che Bob Dylan è un tipo scorbutico, inavvicinabile, che detesta le interviste? Con me è stato gentilissimo, disponibilissimo, un gran chiacchierone. Com’è il vero Dylan? Molto simpatico, vecchio e tappo, e con gli occhi blu. Come la sottoscritta, odia i selfie e dei social non sa che farsene. Ci siamo incontrati in un noto albergo romano, quale non te lo dico, ho giurato a Bob di mantenere il segreto: la sua presenza qui a Roma è top-secret. Ti spoilero che con me Dylan ha accettato di parlare di tutto, tranne che del suo nuovo disco, Rough and Rowdy Ways, che esce il 19 giugno, disco di cui ha già impegni in esclusiva. Eccoti l’intervista.

Bob Dylan, tu perché hai deciso di chiamarti Bob Dylan?

È una cosa comune cambiare nome. Non è così incredibile. Molta gente lo fa. La gente cambia città, cambia Paese…

Hai scelto Dylan in omaggio a Dylan Thomas.

Ma niente affatto. Ai tempi, io Dylan Thomas nemmeno lo avevo letto, di sicuro non sono stato ispirato dalla lettura di una sua poesia per cambiare il mio cognome.

Vero cognome che è Zimmerman, radice tedesca…

Sì, ma i miei antenati erano russi. Non so come hanno fatto ad avere un cognome tedesco venendo dalla Russia. Forse se lo sono dato sbarcando a Ellis Island, o qualcosa del genere.

Il futuro Bob Dylan nasce il 24 maggio 1941 a Duluth, e cresce a Hibbing, centro di poche anime in Minnesota.

Ti dico: a Hibbing, d’inverno, c’era solo silenzio. Tutto era immobile. Solo freddo, neve e ghiaccio. Per avere una esperienza allucinogena, bastava guardare fuori dalla finestra! Poi arrivava l’estate, e tutto si faceva caldo e appiccicoso. L’aria diveniva metallica. In quelle zone la terra è particolare, è piena di metallo. Ovunque si sente lo spirito indiano.

Vivendo così isolato, il folk come è entrato nella tua vita? Tramite giornali, tv…

Io non sono certo cresciuto con la televisione! Quando la tv è arrivata, le trasmissioni iniziavano alle 4 del pomeriggio e finivano alle 7 di sera. La musica mi è arrivata dalla radio. Da bambino ascoltavo la radio fino a notte fonda. Ascoltavo Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker, Jimmy Reed. E Howlin’ Wolf! Tutta la notte, tutte le notti. Fino alle 2, le 3 del mattino.

E quando hai cominciato a suonare?

A 12 anni. Da solo. Ho comprato una chitarra Silverstone. Con manuale degli accordi allegato. La chitarra costava 40 dollari, che non avevo, né potevo chiedere a mio padre. A quello del negozio bastò un acconto di 5…

La prima canzone che hai composto?

A 15 anni, era una canzone per Brigitte Bardot. Era composta da un solo accordo. Non era granché. Nel frattempo continuano a cercare e scoprire musica, scoprivo Odetta, Etta James, Harry Belafonte. E a suonarla. Alle superiori, ho formato un paio di gruppi, no, di più. Li cambiavo spesso perché i soldi (degli altri) mi portavano via i componenti. L’ultimo anno, ho messo su un gruppo con un mio cugino. Dopo il diploma, ognuno è andato per la sua strada.

Tu vai a Minneapolis, all’università, ma solo per un anno: da lì andavi spesso a trovare un amico tuo…

Woody Guthrie. Mi ha rivelato un mondo completamente nuovo. Dopo aver imparato quasi 200 canzoni di Guthrie, sono andato a trovarlo. Sapevo che era ricoverato in un ospedale di Morristown, nel New Jersey. Ci sono andato in autobus. Mi sono seduto vicino a lui, e ho cantato le sue canzoni. Sono tornato a trovarlo molte volte, e siamo diventati amici.

Tu fin da ragazzino scappavi di casa, salivi sui treni merci per andartene in giro negli Stati Uniti, senza soldi, dormendo dove capitava. Poi un pomeriggio ti sei fermato a New York…

Cantavo la sera al Greenwich Village, in un locale gestito da un italo-americano. Tutti potevamo esibirci da lui, in cambio di pasti gratis, e a questa condizione: non fare scappare i clienti.

In Chronicles, i tuoi diari del tempo, scrivi di un ragazzo dai capelli rossi che si esibiva prima di te, faceva cabaret.

Sì, era Woody Allen. E già faceva morire dal ridere!

Poi per te è arrivato Albert Grossman, e il successo…

Io sono entrato nel business per sopravvivere. Quando ho iniziato io, in ambito musicale non c’era proprio niente da guadagnare, se riuscivi a mantenerti potevi già dire che ti stava andando bene. Non era la grande industria musicale da milioni di dollari che è oggi.

Ma com’erano questi anni ’60?

C’era… spazio. Tanto spazio. Senza alcuna urgenza. C’era tutto il tempo del mondo per fare qualcosa. Non c’era ansia, non c’era tensione. Nessuno le conosceva. A New York accadeva tutto in strada, di notte, nei caffè. La comunicazione di massa ha ucciso tale autenticità, preferendogli un enorme spettacolo di carnevale.

Come compone Bob Dylan? Esiste la cosiddetta ispirazione?

Le canzoni mi vengono soprattutto quando sono isolato, nello spazio e nel tempo. È il primo verso che dà l’ispirazione. Poi, è proprio come cavalcare un toro. Di solito ho in mente prima la melodia. Ma fare musica è una cosa immediata. Io devo suonare ogni giorno, almeno per un po’. Non mi esercito per 12 ore di seguito, però… E uso sempre gli stessi tre accordi.

E come fai a decidere quando è meglio una cosa o l’altra?

Istinto.

È vero che Like a Rolling Stone è stata fatta in una sola volta?

Sì. Una sola registrazione. È incredibile. Dà una sensazione di totale unità. Non credo sarebbe stato possibile fare Like a Rolling Stone in un altro modo. In che altro modo avresti potuto farla?

Non lo so, io so quello che hai detto tu su Highway 61 Revisited, l’album che la contiene: “Non sarò più capace di realizzare un disco migliore di questo”.

Su quel disco c’è molto materiale di quello che mi piacerebbe ascoltare.

E Self Portrait?

Quell’album era uno scherzo. Quel mio ritratto in copertina è uno scherzo. È l’album che ho fatto non tanto per prendere in giro il mio pubblico, ma l’immagine che mi avevano costruito e che la gente si era fatta di me.

Un album fatto male apposta, brutto apposta!

Sì, e doppio. Uscì, vendette, tutti dissero che ero finito.

Tu avevi appena cambiato casa, eri ritornato a New York dopo aver vissuto a Woodstock, per sfuggire alla fama…

A Woodstock, entravo in casa e ci trovavo delle persone. Perfetti estranei, gente che arrivava a tutte le ore del giorno e della notte e io non potevo farci niente. Chiamavo la polizia, li mandavano via, ritornavano. Insieme ad altri. Erano il gregge del Festival di Woodstock, per me show e sintesi definitiva di una massa di str*nzate. Così sono scappato a New York, ma anche lì… la gente si assiepava in strada. Si sedeva in strada, dormiva di fronte casa mia, alcuni entravano dentro, rovistavano persino tra i miei rifiuti. Self Portrait è un album di rabbia, rabbia causata anche da loro.

Il tuo incidente con la moto a Woodstock…

Dissero che ero in acido, altri che avevo voluto uccidermi. Sai, non devi mai prestare attenzione a quanto gli altri dicono di te. Se lo avessi fatto, il mio cuore sarebbe morto da tempo.

Keith Richards dice che la celebrità è bella ma che, se potesse scegliere, preferirebbe non essere famoso. E tu?

Prendi Elvis Presley: oggi è più famoso di quanto lo sia stato da vivo. Vive nei pensieri della gente. Ma si finisce per chiedersi se la gente si ricorda della sua musica oppure di tutta la roba che è stata scritta su di lui.

Richards non ha mai nascosto il suo rapporto con le droghe. Il tuo?

Le droghe non hanno mai avuto molto successo con me. Non sono stato mai dipendente da niente. Ma non voglio dire nulla che possa suonare di incoraggiamento a qualcun altro.

Ma chi è davvero Bob Dylan?

Io non sono un misterioso, se non per coloro che non hanno mai provato le cose che ho provato io. Per quanto mi riguarda, non mi considero estraneo a nulla. Semplicemente, mi considero fuori dalla circolazione.

Una volta hai detto a Joan Baez: “Tu lotti perché credi che il mondo possa cambiare, io no”.

Il mondo va così e niente lo cambia. Pazzo e scombinato com’è, bisogna guardarlo dritto negli occhi.

Ti fermerai mai?

Non ho ancora scritto la mia ultima cosa. Non sono ancora giunto al punto in cui giunse Arthur Rimbaud quando decise di smettere di scrivere per trasportare fucili in Africa.

Barbara Costa

(Le parole di Bob Dylan sono vere, le trovi in queste vere interviste: Playboy intervista Bob Dylan, marzo 1966; Playboy intervista Bob Dylan, 3 marzo 1978; Rolling Stone, intervista a Bob Dylan, 21 giugno 1984. In parte raccolte in Dylaniana: Bob Dylan racconta Bob Dylan, Gammalibri, 1994. Il dialogo tra Bob Dylan e Joan Baez è tratto da: Bob Dylan: play a song for me, Interlinea, 2011. I diari di Bob Dylan sono in Chronicles. Vol. 1, Feltrinelli, 2005).

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Morristown & Erie 488, the Santa Claus Special, at the Whippany Railway Museum, Whippany, NJ 12/4/2004

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United States, Congressional Record, 1913

Page 4702: Customs Districts. In lieu of all customs-collection districts, ports, and supports of entry and ports of delivery now or heretofore existing there shall be 49 customs-collection districts, with district headquarters and ports of entry as follows:

(1) The district of Maine and New Hampshire, to include all of the State of Maine and all of the State of New Hampshire, except the county of Coos, with headquarters at Portland, Me., in which Portland, Houlton. Fort Fairfield, Mars Hill, Van Buren, Madawaska, Monticello, Machias, Lubec, Bath, Boothbay, Limestone, Fort Kent, Bridgewater, Eastport, Calais, Bangor, Ellsworth, Rockland, Vanceboro, Lowelltown (or Holeb), Belfast, Rockport. Castine, Vinal Haven, South West Harbor, and Portsmouth (including Kittery), shall be ports of entry.

(2) The district of eastern Vermont, which shall include the counties of Orleans, Essex, Caledonia, Washington, Orange, Windsor, and Windham in the State of Vermont and the county of Coos in the State of New Hampshire, with district headquarters at Newport, in which Newport, North Troy, Derbyline. Island Pond, and Beecher Falls shall be ports of entry.

(3) The district of western Vermont, to include all of the State of Vermont not expressly included in the district of eastern Vermont, with district headquarters at Burlington, in which St. Albans, Richford, Burlington, Alburg, Swanton, and Highgate shall be ports of entry.

(4) The district of Massachusetts, to include all of the State of Massachusetts, with district headquarters at Boston, in which Boston, Gloucester, Salem (including Beverly, Marblehead, and Lynn), Provincetown, Plymouth, Barnstable, Vineyard Haven, Fall River, New Bedford, Worcester, Springfield, and Holyoke shall be ports of entry.

(5) The district of Rhode Island, to include all of the State of Rhode Island, with district headquarters at Providence, in which Providence and Newport shall be ports of entry.

(6) The district of Connecticut, to include all of the State of Connecticut, with district headquarters at Bridgeport, in which Hartford. New Haven, New London, Stonington, Middletown, South Manchester, Bridgeport, Stamford, Greenwich, and Norwalk shall be ports of entry.

Page 4703: (7) The district of St. Lawrence, in the State of New York, to include all of the counties of Clinton, Essex, Franklin, St. Lawrence, Jefferson, and Lewis, with district headquarters at Ogdensburg, in which Ogdensburg, Nyando, Morristown. Rouses Point. Malone. Fort Covington, Plattsburg, Champlain. Chateaugay, Moores Junction, Waddington, Cape Vincent, Alexandria Bay. Chaumont, and ('layton shall be ports of entry.

(8) The district of Rochester, to include all of the counties of Oswego, Oneida, Onondaga, Cayuga. Seneca, Wayne, Broome, Tompkins, Chenango, Madison, Cortland, Hamilton, Schuyler, Chemung, Herkimer, Monroe, Ontario, Livingston, Yates, Steuben, Orleans, Genesee, and Wyoming, with district headquarters at Rochester, in which Rochester, Oswego, Utica, Syracuse, Charlotte, Fair Haven, and Sodus Point shall be ports of entry.

(9) The district of Buffalo, to include all of the counties of Niagara, Erie, Cattaraugus, and Chautauqua, with district headquarters at Buffalo, in which Buffalo, Niagara Falls, North Tonawanda (including Tonawanda), Dunkirk, and Lewiston shall be ports of entry.

(10) The district of New York, to include all that part of the State of New York not expressly included in the districts of St. Lawrence, Rochester, and Buffalo, and also to include the counties of Sussex, Passaic, Hudson, Bergen. Essex, Union, Middlesex, and Monmouth, in the State of New Jersey, with district headquarters at the port of New York, in which New York, Newark, Perth Amboy, Patchogue, Greenport, and Albany shall be ports of entry.

(11) The district of Philadelphia, to include all that part of the State of Pennsylvania lying east of 79° west longitude, all of the State of Delaware, and all of that part of the State of New Jersey not included in the district of New York, with district headquarters at Philadelphia, in which Philadelphia (to include Camden and Gloucester City, N. J.), Somers Point, Thompsons Point, Tuckerton, Chester, Wilmington, and Lewes shall be ports of entry.

(12) The district of Pittsburgh, to include all of the State of West Virginia and all of the State of Pennsylvania lying west of 79° west longitude, except the county of Erie, with district headquarters at Pittsburgh, in which Pittsburgh and Wheeling shall be ports of entry.

(13) The district of Maryland, to include all of the State of Maryland, the District of Columbia, and the county of Alexandria, in the State of Virginia, with district headquarters at Baltimore, in which Baltimore, Washington, Crisfield, Annapolis,” and Alexandria shall be ports of entry.

(14) The district of Virginia, to include all of the State of Virginia except the county of Alexandria, with district headquarters at Norfolk, in which Norfolk and Newport News, Richmond, Petersburg, Cape Charles City, Chincoteague, and Reedville shall be ports of entry. The port of Norfolk shall include both of said cities and the waters and shores of Hampton Roads.

(15) The district of North Carolina, to include all of the State of North Carolina, with district headquarters at Wilmington, in which Wilmington, Elizabeth City, Newbern, Manteo, and Beaufort shall be ports of entry.

(16) The district of South Carolina, to include all of the State of South Carolina, with district headquarters at Charleston, in which Charleston, Georgetown, and Beaufort shall be ports of entry.

(17) The district of Georgia, to include all of the State of Georgia except the north shore of the St. Marys River and the city of St. Marys, with district headquarters at Savannah, in which Savannah, Brunswick, Darien, and Atlanta shall be ports of entry.

(18) The district of Florida, to include all of the State of Florida and the north bank of the St. Marys River and the city of St. Marys, Ga., with district headquarters at Jacksonville, in which Tampa (including Port Tampa), Key West, Punta Gorda, Boca Grande, Miami, Jacksonville, Pensacola, St. Andrews, St. Augustine, Fernandina (including St. Marys, Ga.), Cedar Keys, Port Inglis, Apalachicola, and Carrabelle shall be ports of entry.

(19) The district of Mobile, to include all of the State of Alabama and all that part of the State of Mississippi lying south of 31° north latitude, with district headquarters at Mobile, in which Mobile, Birmingham, Gulfport, and Scranton shall be Horts of entry.

(20) The district of New Orleans, to include all of the State of Louisiana and all that part of the State of Mississippi lying north of 31° north latitude, with district headquarters at New Orleans, in which New Orleans and Morgan City shall be ports of entry.

(21) The district of Sabine, to include the following territory, viz., beginning on the Gulf of Mexico at the center of the stream of Sabine Pass; thence north with the center of the stream of Sabine Pass to Sabine Lake; thence with the center of the stream of Sabine Lake to a point directly opposite to the Sabine River; thence north with the east shore of the Sabine River to the north boundary line of Shelby County, Tex.; thence west to the Neches River; thence down said river with its west shore to a north boundary line of Jefferson County; thence in a westerly direction with the said north boundary line to the east boundary line of Liberty County, Tex.; thence south to the Gulf of Mexico; thence in an easterly direction along the Gulf shores to the place of beginning with district headquarters at Port Arthur, in which Port Arthur and Sabine shall be ports of entry. The district of Sabine is retained as a separate district With boundaries as above provided because of the express proVision of the act approved June 19, 1906, detaching the same from the district of Galveston and creating it a separate district in consideration of the conveyance to the Government of the Port Arthur Ship Canal and other waterways in said act described.

(22) The district of Galveston, to include all of the State of Texas, except the territory included in the districts of Sabine, Laredo, El Paso, and Eagle Pass, with district headquarters at Galveston, in which Galveston (including Port Bolivar and Texas City), San Antonio, Dallas, Houston, and Port Lavaca shall be ports of entry.

(23) The district of Laredo, to include all of the counties of Cameron, Hidalgo, Starr, Nueces, Zapata, Duval, Brooks. Willacy. Jim Wells, Aransas, Webb, La Salle, Dimmit, McMullen, Live Oak, Bee, Refugio, and San Patricio, in the State of Texas, with district headquarters at Laredo, in which Laredo, Brownsville, Rio Grande City, Corpus Christi, Roma, and Santa Maria shall be ports of entry.

(24) The district of El Paso, to include all of the counties of El Paso and Culberson in the State of Texas and all of the State of New Mexico, with district headquarters at El Paso, in which El Paso, and Columbus, N. Mex., shall be ports of entry.

(25) The district of Eagle Pass, to include all of the counties in the State of Texas lying along and contiguous to the Rio Grande River not included in the districts of Laredo and El Paso, with district headquarters at Eagle Pass, in which Eagle Pass, Boquillas, Del Rio, and Presidio shall be ports of entry.

(26) The district of Arizona, to include all of the State of Arizona, with district headquarters at Nogales, in which Nogales, Naco, Yuma, and Douglas shall be ports of entry.

(27) The district of southern California, to include all that part of the State of California lying south of 35° north latitude, with district headquarters at Los Angeles, in which Los Angeles, San Pedro, San Diego, Calexico, Campo, and Tia Juana shall be ports of entry.

(28) The district of San Francisco, to include all that part of the State of California lying north of 35° north latitude, with district headquarters at San Francisco, in which San Francisco (including Oakland), Eureka, and Port Hartford shall be ports of entry.

(29) The district of Oregon, to include all of the State of Oregon, with district headquarters at Portland, in which Portland, Astoria, Newport, and Empire shall be ports of entry.

(30) The district of Washington, to include all of the State of Washington, with district headquarters at Seattle, in which Seattle, Port Townsend, Aberdeen, Anacortes, Bellingham, Blaine, Chopaka, Danville, Everett, Ferry, Friday Harbor, Laurier, Molson, Northport, Port Angeles, Roche Harbor, South Bend, Spokane, Sumas, and Tacoma shall be ports of entry.

(31) The district of Alaska, to include all of the Territory of Alaska, with district headquarters at Juneau, in which Juneau, Eagle, Ketchikan, Cordova, Sulzer, St. Michael, Skag. way, Unalaska, Wrangell, Forty mile, Fairbanks, and Nome shall be ports of entry.

(32) The district of Hawaii, to include all of the Territory of Hawaii, with district headquarters at Honolulu, in which Honolulu, Hilo, Kahului, Kaloa, and Mahukona shall be ports of entry.

(33) The district of Montana and Idaho, to include all of the States of Montana and Idaho, with district headquarters at Great Falls, in which Great Falls, Eastport, Port Hill, Plentywood, Sweetgrass, and Gateway shall be ports of entry.

(34) The district of Dakota, to include all of the States of North and South Dakota and the county of Kittsen in the State of Minnesota, with district headquarters at Pembina, in which Pembina, Noyes, St. Vincent, Portal, St. John, Hannah, Neche, Ambrose, Souris, Walhalla, Sarles, Slmerwood, Hansboro, Crosby, and Antler shall be ports of entry,

Page 4704: (35) The district of Minnesota, to include all of the State of Minnesota lying south of 46° north latitude, with headquartel's at St. Paul and Minneapolis, in which St. Paul and Minneapolis shall be the port of entry, which port shall include both of said cities.

(36) The district of Duluth and Superior, to include all of the State of Minnesota, except the county of Kittsen, lying north of 45° north latitude, and all of the State of Wisconsin lying north of said latitude, and the Island of Isle Royal in the State of Michigan, with district headquarters at Duluth and Superior, in which Duluth and Superior, International Falls, Warroad, Ranier, Two Harbors, Ashland, and Isle Royal shall be ports of entry. The port of Duluth and Superior shall include both of said cities and West Superior.

(37) The district of Wisconsin, to include all of the State of Wisconsin lying south of 46° north latitude, with district headquarters at Milwaukee, in which Milwaukee, Green Bay, Kenosha, Kewaunee, Manitowoc, Marinette (including Menominee), Racine, Sheboygan, and Sturgeon Bay shall be ports of entry.

(38) The district of Michigan, to include all of the State of Michigan, with district headquarters at Detroit, in which Detroit, Port Huron, Saginaw, Alpena, Bay City. Marine City, St. Clair, Grand Rapids, Grand Haven, Charlevoix, Ludington, Manistee, Manistique, Muskegon, St. Joseph, Petoskey, Sault Ste. Marie, Cheboygan, Mackinaw, Detour, Escanaba, Gladstone, Houghton, and Marquette shall be ports of entry.

(40) The district of Chicago, to include all of the State of Illinois lying north of 39° north latitude and all that part of the State of Indiana lying north of 41° of north latitude, with district headquarters at Chicago, in which Chicago, Peoria, and Michigan City shall be ports of entry.

(40) The district of Indiana, to include all of the State of Indiana lying south of 41° of north latitude, with district headquarters at Indianapolis,in which Indianapolis and Evansville shall be ports of entry.

(41) The district of Ohio, to include all of the State of Ohio and the county of Erie, in the State of Pennsylvania, with district headquarters at Cleveland, in which Cleveland, Conneaut, Ashtabula. Fairport, Lorain, Sandusky, Put-in-Bay. Toledo, Cincinnati, Columbus, and Dayton, Ohio, and Erie and Corry, Pa., shall be ports of entry.

(42) The district of Kentucky, to include all of the State of Kentucky, with district headquarters at Louisville, in which Louisville and Paducah shall be ports of entry.

(43) The district of Tennessee, to include all of the State of Tennessee, with district headquarters at Memphis, in which Memphis, Nashville, Chattanooga, and Knoxville shall be ports of entry.

(44) The district of Iowa, to include all of the State of Iowa, with district headquarters at Des Moines, in whichDes Moines, Sioux City, and Dubuque shall be ports of entry.

(45) The district of St. Louis, to include all of the States of Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, and Oklahoma, and all that part of the State of Illinois lying south of 30° north latitude, with district headquarters at St. Louis, in which St. Louis (including East St. Louis), Kansas City, and St. Joseph, Mo., and Cairo, Ill., shall be ports of entry.

(46) The district of Omaha, to include all of the States of Nebraska and Wyoming, with district headquarters at Omaha, in which Omaha and Lincoln shall be ports of entry.

(47) The district of Colorado, to include all of the State of Colorado, with district headquarters at Denver, in which Denver shall be the port of entry.

(48) The district of Utah and Nevada, to include all of the States of Utah and Nevada, with district headquarters at Salt Lake City, in which Salt Lake City shall be the port of entry.

(49) The district of Porto Rico. (This district is not affected by this reorganization, for the reason that the expenses of the district are not payable from the appropriation “Expenses of collecting the revenue from customs.")

II. The use of the terms “port of delivery” and “support of entry” is hereby discontinued, and all ports of entry, supports of entry, and ports of delivery not above specifically mentioned as ports of entry are hereby abolished.

Page 4705: VIII. The Secretary of the Treasury is hereby authorized to prescribe uniform blank forms to be used in commerce with the entry and clearance of merchandise, and to cause such forms to be printed and to be kept on site at the various ports of entry as he may direct, the net proceeds of such sales to be covered into the Treasury.

IX. Merchandise shall not be entered or delivered from customs custody elsewhere than at one of the ports of entry hereinbefore designated, except at the expense of the parties in interest, upon express authority from the Secretary of the Treasury and under conditions to be prescribed by him. when it shall be made to appear to the Secretary of the Treasury that the interests of commerce or the protection of the revenue so require, he may cause to be stationed at places in the various collection districts, though not named as ports of entry, officers or employees of the customs with authority to enter and clear vessels, to accept entries of merchandise, to collect duties, and to enforce the various provisions of the customs and navigation laws.

Page 4753: Mr. STEPHENS of Texas. Is it not a fact that San Pedro is a port of entry of Los Angeles?

Mr. STEPHENS of California. It is, and San Pedro is all within the city of Los Angeles.

Mr. STEPHENS of Texas. And on the other side there is the port of entry of Santa Monica.

Mr. STEPHENS of California. There are several ports of entry within a few miles of this harbor.

Mr. STEPHENS of Texas. Is this officially classed as Los Angeles port of entry or San Pedro or Santa Monica?

Mr. STEPHENS of California. It is officially known as the port of Los Angeles, and Santa Monica, Venice, Long Beach, and Redondo are all subports of entry to Los Angeles.

Mr. STEPHENS of Texas. And this would provide for all those different ports?

Mr. STEPHENS of California. Yes; and for many others, I reserve the balance of my time.

Mr. MANN. Will the gentleman yield?

Mr. STEPHENS of California. I will.

Mr. MANN. As I understand it now, there is no board of inspection in the Steamboat Service south of San Francisco.

Mr. STEPHENS of California. That is right.

Mr. MANN. How much would the expense be to the Government for the board at Los Angeles if this bill passes?

Mr. STEPHENS of California. I will say to the gentleman from Illinois that it is believed that the expense will not be very much, if any, greater.

Mr. MANN. I know, but that is not the question I asked. How much will the expense be at Los Angeles?

Mr. STEPHENS of California. About $5,000 per annum. But this amount will be exceeded if the Inspection Service is to be performed in the old way, for additional inspectors will be needed at San Francisco, and a much larger traveling expense made necessary by the wonderfully growing shipping industry at and near Los Angeles.

Mr. MANN. Well, they send inspectors now from San Francisco to Los Angeles.

Mr. STEPHENS of California. Yes.

Mr. MANN. Of course there is some expense growing out of that for traveling expense and subsistence.

Mr. STEPHENS of California. $100 every time they go to Los Angeles. It takes two inspectors, one for hulls and one for boilers.

Mr. MANN. I see the supervising inspector of the district says that, if necessary to visit it two or three times a week, they send inspectors down there at the expense of $300 per week. They are certainly guilty of gross extravagance if they send down inspectors two or three times a week at an expense of $300 a week.

Mr. STEPHENS of California. I will say to the gentleman from Illinois that the inspection bureau at San Francisco is trying to accommodate the service on the Pacific coast as best it can. The Craig Shipbuilding Co. now have in operation a large shipbuilding plant at Long Beach, near Los Angeles. Last year four or five good-sized steamships were built by this company. This year it will build more than that, and in addition will construct two submarines for the United States Government.

Mr. MANN. The gentleman believes from his knowledge of the subject that the expenses of this board at Los Angeles will practically be no more than the expenses now incurred by sending inspectors from San Francisco to Los Angeles?

Mr. STEPHENS of California. I feel sure the next three years will prove this an economical thing for the Government to have done.

The SPEAKER. The question is on suspending the rules and passing the bill.

The question was taken; and two-thirds having voted in the affirmative, the rules were suspended, and the bill was passed.

Page 103: But there are three courses of action open, either of which, if adopted, would enormously stimulate our foreign-carrying trade. These are: First. To charge no tolls through the Panama Canal to our coastwise trade, and to establish ports of entry in the Canal Zone. Second. To establish discriminating duties upon the indirect carrying trade. Third. To establish an interoceanic commerce commission to regulate water-borne traffic in which we are interested, just as our Interstate Commerce Commission regulates our transportation on the land.

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Lake Estling Falls por Michael W Sullivan Por Flickr: A veteran New Haven FL9 built in October of 1957 looks right at home under wire as it trails on the eastbound return trip of a Morristown & Erie Office Car Special that ran between Whippany, NJ and Randolph, NJ. The train is seen here on the causeway built during the Morris & Essex electrification project between Lake Estling and Indian Lake by the Lackawanna Railroad. ME OCS-2 @ Lake Estling, Denville, NJ ME C424 18 ME FL9 489

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Limousine & Airport Car Service in MorristownNJ

Aston Coach’s Morristown Limo and Airport Car Service has been providing professional and reliable ground transportation service to Morristown NJ. And areas such as, Cedar Knolls NJ, Mendham NJ, Madison NJ, Chatham NJ, Hanover NJ, East Hanover NJ, Whippany NJ, Parsippany-Troy NJ, Florham Park NJ, Morris Plains NJ. We know that it is hard to find a reliable and professional Limo Car Service in Morristown NJ and its surrounding areas. That is why we are proud to extend our service to Morristown New Jersey. Aston Coach Limousine and Airport Car Services are offering you a high quality and unparalleled limo service in {city}, NJ. Booking a genuine limousine and airport service is essential for you. Aston Coach Car Service and Morristown Limousine are legally registered and professional ground transportation service in New Jersey and servicing to {city}, NJ. We guarantee on-time, premium limo and airport transfer experience with clean and late model vehicles. Clients love our Sedans, SUVs, Vans, and limos from or to {city}, NJ to or from Newark Airport, LaGuardia Airport, JFK Airport, MMU and Teterboro Airport and other location in NJ, NY, CT & PA. If you need an airport ride from or to {city}, NJ to New York City, just go to our website for simple online limo booking. ACL online reservation system is built for your convenience. Simplicity allows you to understand it easily and eliminates mistakes. Or you can call us at 1-88-882-7866 to speak to an agent. We are open 24/7.

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Portman, Brown Announce Ohio Locations for National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, Encourage Ohioans to Participate

Senators Released List of 272 Locations Where Ohioans can Safely Dispose of Unused and Unwanted Prescription Medications Saturday from 10 AM to 2 PM

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, U.S. Sens. Rob Portman (R-OH) and Sherrod Brown (D-OH) announced more than 270 sites where Ohioans can safely dispose of unwanted and unused prescription drugs on “National Prescription Drug Take Back Day” on Saturday, April 29 from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM. National Prescription Drug Take Back Day is sponsored by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) in an effort to provide safe, convenient and responsible means for disposal of prescription drugs, while also educating the public about the potential for abuse and medications.

Four out of five people addicted to opioids start out using prescription drugs. That’s why it’s so important to safely dispose of any and all unnecessary prescription medications. I’m pleased that so many communities in our state are participating in this annual event and I urge all Ohioans to clean out their medicine cabinets and take advantage of Drug Take Back. Together, we can turn the tide of addiction and ensure that every Ohioan can reach their God-given potential.

“Four out of five people addicted to opioids start out using prescription drugs. That’s why it’s so important to safely dispose of any and all unnecessary prescription medications,” said Portman. “I’m pleased that so many communities in our state are participating in this annual event and I urge all Ohioans to clean out their medicine cabinets and take advantage of Drug Take Back. Together, we can turn the tide of addiction and ensure that every Ohioan can reach their God-given potential.”

“Prescription drug abuse and misuse has devastated Ohio communities. Too often, individuals can get prescription drugs from the family medicine cabinet or from family and friends who no longer use the medicine they were legally prescribed,” Brown said. “That’s why this DEA-sponsored Drug Take-Back Day is so important in Ohio. All prescription medications—especially addictive opioid painkillers—should be disposed of safely to prevent them from falling into the wrong hands.”

In April, Portman and Brown spoke jointly about their efforts to combat Ohio’s opioid epidemic. The Senators recently teamed up on pair of complimentary bills to block illegal fentanyl from entering the U.S.

Ohioans can look up the drug take back site closest to them here.

COUNTY

CITY

COLLECTION SITE

ADDRESS

Ashland

Ashland County Sheriff's Office

1205 E. Main Street

Ashtabula

Andover

Andover Police Department

134 Maple Street

Ashtabula

Conneaut

Conneaut Police Department

294 Main Street

Ashtabula

Jefferson

Ashtabula County Sheriff's Office

25 W. Jefferson St.

Athens

?OhioHealth O'Bleness Hospital

55 Hospital Drive

Auglaize

Wapakoneta

Wapakoneta Police Department

701 Parlette Ct

Belmont

Morristown Pharmacy Parking Lot

66840 Belmont Morristown Road

Belmont

Saint Clairsville

Riesbeck's Food Store

104 Plaza Drive

Belmont

Saint Clairsville

Ohio State Patrol- St. Clairsville

51400 National Road

Belmont

Shadyside

Riesbeck's Food Store

4595 Central Avenue

Butler

Fairfield

Fairfield Police Department, Front Lot And Drug Drop Box In Lobby

5230 Pleasant Ave

Butler

Oxford

Talawanda High School

5301 University Park Blvd

Butler

Oxford

Oxford Township Police Department

925 Collins Run Rd

Butler

West Chester

Walgreens Parking Lot

7804 Cincinnati-Dayton Road

Butler

Hamilton

Liberty Twp. Princeton Glendale Fire Station

6682 Princeton-Glendale Rd.

Butler

Hamilton

Hamilton Police Department

331 South Front Street

Carroll

Carrollton

Carroll County Sheriff's Office

43 2nd Street

Champaign

Mechanicsburg

Mechanicsburg Police Department

18 N Main St

Champaign

Saint Paris

St. Paris Police Department

137 W. Main St

Clark

Springfield

Springfield Police Department

130 N Fountain Ave

Clermont

Batavia

Clermont County Sheriff's Office Site 2

4470 SR 222

Clermont

Batavia

Clermont Northeastern High School Site 3

5327 Newtonsville Hutchinson Road

Clermont

Batavia

Central Joint Fire Department Site 1

2401 Old SR 32

Clermont

Loveland

Loveland Middle School

801 S. Lebanon Rd.

Clermont

Loveland

Loveland Police

126 S. Lebanon Rd.

Clermont

Milford

Miami Township Police Dept., 24hr Drop Box

5900 Mcpicken Drive

Clermont

Felicity

Felicity Police Department

415 Walnut Street

Clermont

Goshen

Goshen Township Police Department

6757 Goshen Road

Clermont

Milford

Walmart

201 Chamber Dr

Clinton

Sabina

Uhal's Iga Market

440 E Washington St

Clinton

Sabina

Foster J Boyd Md Regional Cancer Center

31 Farquhar

Columbiana

East Liverpool

East Liverpool City Hospital

425 W. 5th Street

Columbiana

Salem

Salem Regional Medical Center

1995 E. State Street

Crawford

Bucyrus

Bucyrus Police Department

500 S. Sandusky Avenue

Cuyahoga

Bay Village

Bay Village Police Department

28000 Wolf Road

Cuyahoga

Brecksville

Brecksville Public Square (Corner of Brecksville/Royalton)

Corner of Route 21 and Route 82

Cuyahoga

Cleveland

3rd District Cleveland Police Department

4501 Chester Avenue

Cuyahoga

Cleveland

Pepper Pike Police Department

28000 Shaker Boulevard

Cuyahoga

Cleveland

Cleveland Police Department District 1

3895 W. 130th Street

Cuyahoga

Cleveland

MetroHealth Police Department

2500 MetroHealth Drive

Cuyahoga

Cleveland

Cleveland Police Department District 4

9333 Kinsman Avenue

Cuyahoga

Cleveland

Cleveland Police Department District 2

3481 Fulton Road

Cuyahoga

Cleveland

Cleveland Police Department District 5

881 E. 152nd Street

Cuyahoga

Lakewood

Lakewood Police Department

12650 Detroit Ave.

Cuyahoga

North Olmsted

North Olmsted Police Department

27243 Lorain Road

Cuyahoga

North Royalton

Giant Eagle Plaza

6000 Royalton Road

Cuyahoga

North Royalton

Timber Ridge Plaza

9199 Sprague Road

Cuyahoga

Olmsted Falls

Olmsted Falls Police Department

26100 Bagley Road

Cuyahoga

Rocky River

Rocky River Police Department

21012 Hilliard Blvd.

Cuyahoga

Solon

Solon Senior Center

35000 Portz Parkway

Cuyahoga

Strongsville

Strongsville Pd

18688 Royalton Rd

Cuyahoga

Westlake

Westlake Police Dept.

27300 Hilliard Blvd.

Cuyahoga

Fairview Park

Fairview Park Police Department

20777 Lorain Rd.

Cuyahoga

Gates Mills

Gates Mills Police Department

1470 Chagrin River Road

Darke

Greenville

Greenville Police Department

122 W. Main St

Darke

Greenville

Family Health Building

5735 Meeker Road

Defiance

Defiance County Sheriff's Office

113 Biede Ave

Delaware

Powell

Kroger

3975 W. Powell Rd

Erie

Sandusky

Perkins Township Police Department

2610 Columbus Ave

Erie

Vermilion

Vermilion Police Department

5791 Liberty Avenue

Fairfield

Canal Winchester

Kroger

6095 Gender Road

Fairfield

Canal Winchester

Diley Ridge Medical Center Parking Lot

7911 Diley Road

Fairfield

Pickerington

Violet Township Maintenance Garage

490 N Center Stcorner Of N Center & Stemen Rd

Fairfield

Pickerington

Pickerington Police Department

1311 Refugee Rd.

Fairfield

Lancaster

Ohio University

1570 Granville Pike

Fayette

Washington Court House

Sheriff's Annex Building

110 West Market Street

Franklin

Columbus

Bexley Police Department

559 North Cassingham Road

Franklin

Columbus

Kroger

1375 Chambers Road

Franklin

Columbus

Kroger

3637 S. High Street

Franklin

Columbus

Kroger

2090 Crown Plaza Drive

Franklin

Columbus

Worthington Division of Police

6555 Wirthington Gallena Road

Franklin

Columbus

Mifflin Township Police Department Parking Lot, Rear of Mifflin Township Fire Station 132

2455 Agler Road

Franklin

Columbus

Franklin Township Police Department

2193 Frank Road

Franklin

Columbus

Columbus Health Department

240 Parsons Avenue

Franklin

Dublin

Dublin City Parking Lot North Of Roundabout At Commerce & Perimeter

6670 Commerce Parkway

Franklin

Dublin

Commerce Pkwy City Parking Parking Lot N Of Hq And Traffic Circle. Same As Last Year

6670 Commerce Parkway

Franklin

Dublin

Perry Township Police Department

7125 Sawmill Road

Franklin

New Albany

Plain Township Fire Department

9500 Johnstown Rd.

Franklin

Reynoldsburg

Reynoldsburg Police Department, "Pills Only" In Red Drop Box - Lobby Area

7240 E. Main St.

Franklin

Upper Arlington

Upper Arlington Police Division Municipal Services Center

3600 Tremont Road

Franklin

Westerville

Kroger

55 W. Schrock Rd.

Franklin

Worthington

Sharon Township Police Department

95 E. Wilson Bridge Road

Franklin

Gahanna

Kroger

300 S. Hamilton Rd

Franklin

Grove City

Jackson Township Fd Station 202

3650 Hoover Road

Franklin

Hilliard

Kroger

4656 Cemetery Rd.

Franklin

Hilliard

Hilliard Division Of Police

5171 Northwest Parkway

Fulton

Archbold

Archbold Police Department

405 E. Lutz Road

Fulton

Delta

Delta Memorial Hall

401 Main Street

Fulton

Metamora

Metamora Fire Department

266 Maple Street

Fulton

Wauseon

Wauseon Police Dept

230 Clinton St.

Fulton

Wauseon

Walmart

485 E Airport Hwy

Fulton

Wauseon

Fulton County Sheriff's Office

129 Courthouse Plaza

Geauga

Chesterland

Chesterland Police Department

12696 Opalocka Drive

Geauga

Novelty

Russell Township Police Department

14820 Chillicothe Road

Geauga

Novelty

Russell Police Department

14820 Chillicothe Road

Geauga

Middlefield

Middlefiled Police Department

14860 N. State Ave

Greene

Xenia

Greene County Sheriff's Office

120 E Main Street

Greene

Fairborn

Fairborn Police Department

70 W Hebble Road

Guernsey

Byesville

Dollar General

205 Main Street

Guernsey

Cambridge

Riesbeck's Food Market

55 S. 23rd Street

Hamilton

Blue Ash

Blue Ash Municipal And Safety Center Front Parking Lot

4343 Cooper Road

Hamilton

Cincinnati

Fairfax Police Department

5903 Hawthorne Avenue

Hamilton

Cincinnati

City of Reading Police Department, Police Department Lobby

1000 Market Street

Hamilton

Cincinnati

Colerain Township Police Department (Collection Box)

4200 Springdale Road

Hamilton

Cincinnati

Montgomery Safety Center

10150 Montgomery Road

Hamilton

Cincinnati

District 4 (Village of Silverton)

6860 Plainfield Road

Hamilton

Cincinnati

Norwood Police Department

4701 Montgomery Road

Hamilton

Cincinnati

Sharonville Municipal Building

10900 Reading Road

Hamilton

Cincinnati

Amberley Village Fire Department

7149 Ridge Road

Hamilton

Cincinnati

Pierce Township Police Department

950 Locust Corner Road

Hamilton

Cincinnati

Springfield Township Police Department

1130 Compton Road

Hamilton

Cincinnati

Mount Washington United Methodist Church

6365 Corbly Road

Hamilton

Lockland

Lockland Church Of Nazarene

335 W Wyoming Av

Hamilton

North Bend

District 1, Miamia Township

3780 Shady Lane

Hamilton

Greenhills

Greenhills Muncipal Building

11000 Winton Rd

Hamilton

Harrison

District 1, Harrison Township

9940 New Haven Road

Henry

Napoleon

Henry County Sheriff's Office

123 E Washington

Hocking

Logan

Hocking County Sheriff's Office

25 E. Second Street

Huron

Bellevue

Bellevue Police Department

3000 Seneca Industrial Parkway

Huron

Norwalk

Norwalk Police Department

37 North Linwood Ave

Huron

Willard

Willard Police Department

631 S. Myrtle Ave.

Jefferson

Steubenville

Kroger

264 S. Hollywood Plaza

Jefferson

Steubenville

Riesbeck's Food Mart

100 Main Street

Knox

Centerburg

Foster's HealthMart Pharmacy, Outside of Building

4584 Columbus Road

Knox

Danville

Danville Police Department

512 Market Street

Knox

Fredericktown

Fredericktown Police Department

182 S. Main St.

Knox

Mount Vernon

Mount Vernon Pd

11660 Upper Gilchrest Rd

Lake

Concord Township

Tripoint Medical Center

7590 Auburn Road

Lake

Mentor

Mentor On The Lake Police Department

5860 Andrews Road

Lake

Willowick

Willowick Police Department

30435 Lakeshore Blvd.

Lake County

Perry

Perry Village Police Department

3758 Center Rd.Perry

Licking

Pataskala

Kroger

350 East Broad Street

Logan

Bellefontaine

Mary Rutan Hospital (Outside Main Entrance)

205 Palmer Avenue

Lorain

Amherst

Amherst Police Department

911 N. Lake Street

Lorain

Avon

Avon Police Department

36145 Detroit Road

Lorain

Avon Lake

Avon Lake Police Department

32855 Walker Road

Lorain

Columbia Station

Columbia Township Fire Station

25540 Royalton Road

Lorain

Elyria

Elyria Police Department

18 West Avenue

Lorain

Elyria

Lorain County Sheriff's Office

9896 Murray Ridge Road

Lorain

Grafton

Grafton Police Department

1009 Chestnut Street

Lorain

Kipton

Kipton Village Hall

299 State Street

Lorain

Lagrange

Lagrange Police Department

355 S Center Street

Lorain

Lorain Police Department

100 West Erie Avenue

Lorain

North Ridgeville

North Ridgeville Police Department

7307 Avon-Beldon Road

Lorain

Oberlin

Oberlin Police Department

85 S Main Street

Lorain

Sheffield Lake

Sheffield Village Police Department

4340 Colorado Avenue

Lorain

Sheffield Lake

Sheffield Lake Police Department

609 Harris Road

Lorain

Wellington

Wellington Police

117 Willard Memorial Sq

Lucas

Holland

Holland Police Department

1245 Clarion Avenue

Lucas

Maumee

Maumee Police Division

109 East Dudley St

Lucas

Maumee

St. Luke's Hospital, Entrance Yellow 3

5901 Monclova

Lucas

Maumee

Springfield Township Fire Station #3

7145 Garden Road

Lucas

Neapolis

Providence Township Fire And Rescue

8149 Main Street

Lucas

Ottawa Hills

Ottawa Hills Police Department

2125 Richards Rd.

Lucas

Sylvania

Sylvania Township Police

4420 King Road

Lucas

Sylvania

City Of Sylvania Police

6635 Maplewood Ave.

Lucas

Toledo

Lucas County Health Department

635 North Erie Street

Lucas

Toledo

Washington Twp Fire Department

2469 Shoreland Drive

Lucas

Waterville

Kroger

8730 Waterville Swanton Road

Lucas

Waterville

Waterville Fire Department

751 Waterville-Monclova Road

Lucas

Whitehouse

Village Of Whitehouse Fire Department

10550 Waterville Street

Lucas

Monclova

Monclova Township Fire Department

4395 Albon Road

Madison

Plain City

Pleasant Valley Fire Dept

650 W. Main Street

Madison

London

Madison County Sheriff Operation Center

222 Garfield Street

Mahoning

Canfield

Canfield Police Department

104 Lisbon Street

Mahoning

Lake Milton

Milton Township Police Department

15992 Milton Ave.

Mahoning

North Lima

Beaver Police Dept / Safety Building

601 W South Range Rd

Mahoning

Youngstown

Austintown Township Police District, Outdoor Drive-Thru Collection

92 Ohltown Rd.

Mahoning

Youngstown

Liberty Township Government Building

1315 Churchill-Hubbard Road

Mahoning

Youngstown

Youngstown State University Police

One University Plaza

Mahoning

New Middletown

New Middletown Municipal Building

10711 Main Street

Mahoning

New Springfield

Springfield Township Admin Bldg/Police Dept

3475 E South Range Road

Marion

Marion County Sheriff's Office

233 W. Center St.

Marion

Marion County Building

222 West Center Street

Medina

Medina Twp. P.D.

4877 Fenn Road

Medina

Wadsworth

Wadsworth-Rittman Medical Center

195 Wadsworth Road

Medina

Wadsworth

Wadsworth Police Department

120 Maple Street

Mercer

Celina

Mercer County Sheriff's Office

4835 State Route 29

Miami

Piqua

Piqua Police Department

100 N Wayne St

Miami

Troy

Miami County Transfer Station

2500 N County Road 25a

Montgomery

Dayton

Trotwood Police Department

3035 Olive Road

Montgomery

Dayton

Sugarcreek Township Police Department

4398 Clyro Road

Montgomery

Dayton

Dayton Police Department 2nd District Office

2721 Wayne Avenue

Montgomery

Dayton

Dayton Police Department 5th District Office

248 Salem Avenue

Montgomery

Dayton

Beavercreek Police Department

1388 Research Park Drive

Montgomery

Dayton

Huber Heights Police Department

6121 Taylorsville Road

Montgomery

Dayton

Dayton Police Department 3rd District Office

951 Washington Street

Montgomery

Dayton

Dayton Police Safety Building

335 W. Third Street

Montgomery

Dayton

Dayton Police Department 1st District Office

417 East Helena Street

Montgomery

Dayton

Grandview Medical Center Police Department

405 W. Grand Avenue

Montgomery

Dayton

Kettering Recreation Complex

2900 Glengarry Drive

Montgomery

Dayton

Montgomery County Sheriff's Office

345 W. Second Street

Montgomery

Dayton

Butler Township Administrative Building, Administration and Police Department Building

3510 Sudachi Drive

Montgomery

Kettering

Kettering Recreation Center

2900 Glengarry Drive

Montgomery

Vandalia

Vandalia Police Department

245 James Bohanan Dr.

Montgomery

Englewood

Englewood Government Center

333 W National Road

Montgomery

Miamisburg

Miami Township Police Department

2660 Lyons Road

Montgomery

Moraine

Moraine Police Department

4200 Dryden Rd.

Morrow

Mount Gilead

Kroger Parking Lot

555 West Marion Rd.

Muskingum

Zanesville

Riesbecks Pick'n Save

2200 June Parkway

Muskingum

Zanesville

Muskingum County Health Department Parking Lot

205 N 7th Street

Muskingum

New Concord

New Concord Police Department

2 West Main Street

Paulding

Paulding County Sheriff's Office

500 East Perry Street

Portage

Aurora

Aurora Police Department

100 S. Aurora Road

Portage

Kent

Brimfield Police Department

1287 Tallmadge Rd

Portage

Kent

Kent Police Department, Parking Lot

319 S. Water St. Kent Ohio

Portage

Ravenna

Portage County Water Resources

8116 Infirmary Rd.

Portage

Ravenna

Uh Portage Medical Center

6847 N. Chestnut St

Preble

Eaton

Preble County Sheriff's Office

1139 Preble Drive

Putnam

Ottawa

Putnam County Sheriff's Office

1035 Heritage Trail

Richland

Bellville

Bellville Police Department

320 Bell Street

Richland

Mansfield

Richland Co. Sheriff's Office

597 Park Ave. East

Richland

Mansfield

Mansfield Police Department

1125 National Parkway

Richland

Shelby

Shelby Police Department

31 Mack Ave

Ross

Chillicothe

Ross County Law Complex

28 N. Paint Street

Sandusky

Clyde

Clyde Police Department

222 N. Main Street

Sandusky

Fremont

Fremont Police Department

1141 W. State St.

Sandusky

Fremont

Eastside Fire And Police

506 Pine St.

Sandusky

Gibsonburg

Gibsonburg Police Department

214 W. Madison St

Seneca

Fostoria

Fostoria Police Department

213 S. Main St.

Seneca

Tiffin

Seneca Co. Sheriff's Office

3040 S. St. Rte. 100

Seneca

Tiffin

Tiffin Police Department

51 E. Market St. #4

Stark

Uniontown

Green Medical Center

1835 Franks Parkway

Summit

Akron

Springfield Township Police Department

2465 Canfield Road

Summit

Akron

Akron Metro Regional Transit Center Visitor's Parking Lot

631 S. Broadway Street

Summit

Akron

Summit County Sheriff's Office/Drug Unit

393 E. Turkeyfoot Lake Road

Summit

Akron

Bath Police Department

3864 W. Bath Road

Summit

Akron

Akron Children's Hospital Circular Driveway

215 W. Bowery Street

Summit

Barberton

The Old First Merit Building

480 West Tuscawaras

Summit

Copley

Copley Police Department

1280 Sunset Drive

Summit

Cuyahoga Falls

1900 23rd Street

Summit

Hudson

Hudson Acme Plaza, In Front Of The Acme Grocery Store

116 W. Streetsboro St.

Summit

Stow

Stow Police Department

3800 Darrow Rd

Summit

Tallmadge

Acme Fresh Market

600 South Avenue

Summit

Tallmadge

Tallmadge Police Department

53 Northeast Ave

Summit

Tallmadge

Giant Eagle

205 West Avenue

Trumbull

Cortland

Bazetta Township Police Department

2671 McCleary Jacoby Road

Trumbull

Cortland

Cortland Police Department

400 N. High Street

Trumbull

Hubbard

Hubbard City Police Department

233 School Street

Trumbull

Newton Falls

Newton Falls Police Department

19 N Canal Street

Union

Bridgeport

Riesbeck's Food Store

56130 National Road

Union

Marysville

Union County Sheriff's Office

221 W Fifth Street

Union

Richwood

Richwood Police Department

153 North Franklin Street

Van Wert

Van Wert County Sheriff's Office

113 North Market Street

Warren

Lebanon

Kroger (Parking Lot)

1425 Columbus Ave

Warren

Maineville

Hamilton Township Administration Bldg

7780 South Sr-48

Warren

Mason

Kroger Parking Lot

5100 Terra Firma Drive

Warren

Mason

Kroger

5100 Terra Firma Dr.

Warren

Springboro

City Of Springboro Municipal Building

320 W Central Ave.

Warren

Springboro

Clearcreek Township Police Department

7593 Bunnell Hill Rd

Warren

Franklin

Franklin Ohio Fall Festival, Franklin Police Department Booth

South Main Street

Warren

Franklin

Franklin Police Department, Lobby Drop Box

400 Anderson St.

Warren

Franklin

Walmart

1275 East Second Street

Washington

Barlow

White Oak Pharmacy Parking Lot

8465 State Route 339

Washington

Belpre

Belpre Senior Center Parking Lot

1614 Washington Boulevard

Washington

Beverly

Fort Frye High School Parking Lot

420 Fifth Street

Washington

Marietta

Washington County Sheriff's Office

309 4th Street

Washington

Marietta

Devola Medical Center, Parking Lot

4727 State Route 60

Washington

Marietta

Corner Of 2nd St And Putnam St

Washington

Reno

Buckeye Hills Area Agency On Aging, Parking Lot

1400 Newport Pike

Washington

New Matamoras

Hardware Components, Inc

1021 Park Avenue

Wayne

Wooster

Wayne County Justice Center

201 W North Street

Williams

Bryan

Williams County Sheriff's Office

1425 E. High Street, Suite 103

Wood

Bowling Green

Wood County Sheriff's Office Det. Sgt. Rod Smith

1960 E. Gypsy Lane

Wood

Bowling Green

Bowling Green PD Dispatch Lobby

175 West Wooster Street

Wood

Perrysburg

Perrysburg Township Police Department

26711 Lime City Road

Wood

Rossford

Rossford Police Department

99 Hillsdale Ave

Wood

Walbridge

Walbridge Police Department, Village Administration Building

705 N. Main St.

Wyandot

Carey

Carey Police Department

127 N. Vance Street

Wyandot

Upper Sandusky

Upper Sandusky Police Dept

120 N. 7th Street

Wyandot

Upper Sandusky

Wyandot County Sheriff's Office

125 E.Wyandot Ave

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from Rob Portman http://www.portman.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/press-releases?ContentRecord_id=58D924EB-E49B-4B5F-A7C0-7DA2CA0D4A47

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