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37. Ordinance to appropriate $200,000. from Anti-Recession Fiscal Assistance Fund for partial funding for contractual obligations for Emergency Medical Services. 38. Ordinance to amend Code of City of Portsmouth by amending Sections 31-39 and 31,135, thereof, pertaining to contributions to the Sup- plemental Retirement System and the Fire and Police Retirement System by the employer. 39. Ordinance amending Section 24-85 of Code of City of Portsmouth pertaining to closing hours of certain designated tennis courts. 40. Ordinance to appropriate $8,243. from the Grants Fund for the Anti- Litter Program of the City of Portsmouth, 41. Ordinance to Appropriate $543,535. from the General Fund for the Continuation of the Comprehensive Employment And Training Act (CETA) for the remainder of the Fiscal Year 1977-78. 42. An Ordinance to Appropriate $8,000. from the City Garage Fund for the Supplementary Contribution on the CUrrent Post-Retirement Ad- justment for the Retired Employees of the City Garage. 43. Ordinance to amend Section 40-70(a), Code of City of Portsmouth, Virginia, 1973 by adding additional uses to Commercial C-1 Districts. 44. Ordinance to appropriate $200,000. from Capital Improvement Fund for capital improvements to selected school facilities. 45. Ordinance to appropriate $66,000. from the General Fund for data processing equipment rental. 46. Ordinance to amend Section 37-19 of Code of City of Portsmouth, Virginia, 1973, as amended, pertaining to operating a taxi-cab without a license or permit; punishment. 47. Ordinance to appropriate $51,000. from Capital Imrovement Fund for replacement of five tennis courts located at I. C. Norcom School. 48. Ordinance to appropriate $152,100. from Grants Fund for establish- ment of a Lead-based Paint Poisoning Control Program. 49. Ordinance to appropriate $20,630. from Grants Fund for establishment of a Criminal History Record Automation Program and for a Summer Law Intern Program. 50. Ordinance to appropriate $280,000. from Virginia Public Assistance Fund for increased emergency payments required by the Social Services De- partment under the aid to Dependent Children Program.