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416 <br /> ssde businesses, such as recreational boating marinas, repairers <br /> an� dealers, from the Longshoremen's and Harbor Workers' Act, and <br /> the City Manager's memorandum of October 6 to the City Attorney re- <br /> garding the apparent omission of restaurant employees from those <br /> named as exempted City Attorney Schricker advised that he is <br /> preparing an opinion with respect to the issue, which will be sent <br /> to Council shortly He noted that the Act does not enumerate � <br /> specific occupations, but uses broad language Following addi- <br /> tional discussion, it was the consensus of Council that they indi- <br /> cate support of S 2�20, with the understanding that shoreside <br /> restaurant workers are included among the exemptions. Mayor <br /> Leipzig stated that she would contact $enator Cranston by telephone <br /> to convey the position of Counc�l. <br /> (memo 10/13/77) <br /> Pro osed rev�sion of the <br /> Hatch Act HR 10/5.80 <br /> Attention was called to the three "teleposts" from Mayor Wheeler, <br /> Kansas City, Missouri and Mayor Pete Wilson, San D�ego, relating <br /> to formation of the Mayor's Committee to Save the Hatch Act, urging <br /> oppos�tion to amending the Act, which had been enacted to protect <br /> federal workers from political coercion. <br /> MOTION Councilman Bury moved, seconded by Councilman Biagi, to <br /> �oin in opposition to HR 10/S 80 revising the Hatch Act <br /> The motion carr�ed by voice vote <br /> (MINUTE ORDER NO 77-222) <br /> Ad,7ournment ' <br /> Upon motion duly made, seconded and carried, the Council ad�ourned <br /> at 9 O1 p.m. <br /> � <br /> FRANCES I REGGETTS <br /> Deputy City Clerk <br /> �' <br /> Reg Mtg -6- <br /> 10/i0/77 <br /> �II� <br />